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Champions League YOUTH

Boly wins over the Bundesliga, PSG must react quickly

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Boly wins over the Bundesliga, PSG must react quickly

Under the Paris Saint‑Germain shirt, coached by Luis Enrique, the 17‑year‑old defender David Boly experienced a dream week, culminating in his Ligue 1 debut in a 5‑1 victory over Le Havre and his first professional goal in the Champions League, scored in a 6‑0 win against Villarreal.

Interest from the Bundesliga and other European clubs

David Boly, barely known to the general public, already makes Paris Saint‑Germain a cause for concern.

His performances have attracted interest from several European clubs.

A Bundesliga club says it is ready to intervene as early as January to snatch him away from Luis Enrique.

The Spanish coach continues to trust the youngsters from the academy, and Boly becomes a subject of fascination across Europe.

Paris Saint‑Germain's reaction and outlook

The young Parisian defender remains on an aspirant contract until June 2027 and has not yet signed a professional contract.

Paris Saint‑Germain has already presented him with a very attractive financial offer to secure his long‑term future.

Boly states that his priority remains Paris Saint‑Germain, but he wants to obtain guarantees of playing time.

He aims to become the replacement for Achraf Hakimi on the right side under Luis Enrique.

The coach has already given Boly his first minutes with the first team.

His goal against Villarreal boosted his visibility on the European stage, complicating Eintracht Frankfurt's plans.

Paris Saint‑Germain, which has seen several young talents leave prematurely, wants to avoid another departure.

With the Bundesliga closely monitoring his development, Boly could become one of the key targets of the winter transfer window.

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