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From Ajax exit wish to PSG joy: Godts celebrates megatransfer

🇧🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
From Ajax exit wish to PSG joy: Godts celebrates megatransfer

Mika Godts announced that his long‑standing wish to leave Ajax for Paris Saint‑Germain has materialised; the Belgian winger has secured the megatransfer he desired and says he is "very happy" with the outcome.

A dream move fulfilled

Speaking on PSG’s official club channel, the left‑winger thanked president Luis Campos and the coach, stating they showed he was wanted and that he is eager to work with them.

Godts added that the decision was swift: “They called me and I was very happy to hear they were interested. It is clear this is the best club in the world and I am very, very happy.”

He highlighted his confidence on the pitch, saying he can score goals, provide assists and also dribble, and that he looks forward to playing at the highest level.

Describing his playing style, Godts said, “I love to dribble and score, but the most important thing for me is to help the team with my mentality and talent, to dribble and make the fans happy.”

Referencing PSG’s pedigree, he noted the club is a two‑time Champions League winner and that he aims to improve daily, learn from trophy‑winning teammates and fulfil his wish to play at the Parc des Princes.

The contrast between a planned Ajax exit and an immediate, enthusiastic embrace of PSG underlines how the megatransfer turned a departure desire into a fresh, ambitious start at what Godts calls the world’s biggest club.

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