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PSG reaches a millionaire agreement with Kvaratskhelia

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Napoli have closed a deal to transfer Kvicha Kvaratskhelia.

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The two clubs have reached a verbal agreement on a transfer fee exceeding €70 million, while the Georgian winger has agreed to a five-year contract with an annual salary of €9 million plus bonuses. Only a few final details and the necessary approvals remain before the deal is officially confirmed, which could happen as early as this week.

Trusted sources like Fabrizio Romano and others also confirmed that the deal has been done.

Key points of the Kravatskhelia – PSG saga

• Transfer price 70M€+ 5M€bonus and 1€ commission.
• Salary of 10M€ per year with 2M€ bonus linked to results and number of games played. T
• he player has just announced his future departure to his teammates.

Talks between PSG and the Naples side, Napoli have intensified, with both sides making significant progress in negotiations. While Napoli has been reluctant to let go of one of their key players, PSG’s determination to secure Kvaratskhelia’s signature has brought the deal closer to completion.

PSG’s head coach, Luis Enrique, has been instrumental in pushing for the transfer, seeing Kvaratskhelia as a crucial addition to bolster the team’s attack. Known for his creativity and ability to break down defenses, the Napoli star has established himself as one of Europe’s top talents, making him a prime target for PSG’s ongoing project to dominate European football.

Kvaratskhelia’s arrival would elevate PSG’s offensive capabilities and underline the club’s ambitions under Enrique’s leadership. If finalized, this transfer would be a significant step toward PSG’s goal of reclaiming its place among Europe’s elite teams.

Meanwhile, Napoli will push through Alejandro Garnacho as the Serie A outlet consider the Argentinian the replacement for their winger Kravatskhleia.