Beraldo Dismisses Transfer Rumors | Latest News

Eager to leave Paris according to certain sources, the 21-year-old Brazilian defender spoke this Friday.

Lucas Beraldo leaving? According to certain sources, the young (21 years old) Brazilian international defender (5 caps) would have desires elsewhere. Rumors which flourished shortly after the Champions League final at the end of May. The main party didt the “i”. “I have seen some false information circulating saying that I would like to leave PSG. I am very happy at PSG, and playing and defending this club is undoubtedly a dream come true», he insists this Friday, in a story on Instagram. And to add: “I remain focused on continuing to give the best of myself and, with my teammates, achieving our goals. Go Paris!».

Under contract until 2028, Lucas Beraldo has played 69 matches since his arrival on the banks of the Seine in January 2024 for €20 million, from São Paulo. Barred by Willian Pacho in the left-handed center position, the native of Piracicaba has little prospect of starting in the C1 shocks.


Right now, he doesn’t get the playing time he wants, but…

Lucas Beraldo

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However, that doesn’t stop Luis Enrique from singing his praises. “Beraldo is very young but with experience and a personality. He is a player that I particularly like for his ability to play with the ball and defend intelligently. At the moment he doesn’t have the playing time he wants, but that’s how it is in this team, it’s difficult to be an important player in the current PSG», Recently indicated the Parisian coach. Difficult, but obviously not impossible in the mind of Lucas Beraldo, determined to fight, he who played 582 minutes in seven Ligue 1 matches this season. However, it has not been used once in the three C1 matches so far.

Lucas Beraldo is under contract until 2028 at Paris Saint-Germain.
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