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Even Lee Kang-in's rotation is in jeopardy. Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is reportedly preparing plans to replace bench members.
France's VIPSG said on the 16th (Korea time) "PSG revealed an important issue of the gap between key and replacement players."The club will have to reorganize its squad to remain competitive and avoid a crisis in the 2025-2026 season."
The media reported that "PSG has endured with relatively few rotations this season. Luis Enrique relied on 14 to 15 key players"As a result, some players, such as Lee Kang-in and Gonzalo Hamus, lost their chances to play."
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France's L'Equipe also pointed to PSG's worrisome lack of depth and noted the need for a larger-than-expected squad reorganization.
According to the media, Bradley Barcola, Usman Dembele, Khvicha Kvaratshelia, and Desiree Dué are receiving favorable reviews. It is argued that Hamus, a backup member, is also likely to stay. However, there was no mention of Lee Kang-in. It can be interpreted that it can be sorted out next season.
PSG are focusing on recruiting new strikers. It is said to be continuing to consider the possibility of recruiting players such as Victor Osimhen and Rafael Leão.
PSG lost 0-3 to Chelsea in the final of the FIFA (International Football Federation) Club World Cup held at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on the 14th. Lee Kang-in was on the replacement list, but he couldn't play and had to watch his team lose.
The defeat somewhat dented PSG's pride as the winner of last season's UEFA Champions League. Pushing for a major replacement of bench members is also a story in this context.
Lee Kang-in has not been guaranteed a chance to play recently. It is under contract with Paris Saint-Germain until 2028.
The chances of playing at the end of last season dropped sharply, and disappointment with the team is growing as they are unable to play in the UEFA Champions League final. Italy's Serie A Napoli and others have been cited as the way out of the transfer market this summer, but no progress has been made so far.
Lee Kang-in is considered a popular player because he can play in various positions such as zero-top, both side wingers, and central midfielders. Nevertheless, no clear proposal has been received. News that PSG is willing to sell Lee Kang-in continues to be heard, but it is a stumbling block due to rumors that PSG wants a transfer fee of 40 million to 50 million euros (about 64 billion won to 80 billion won).
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
