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PSG eye €60m Betis winger as Kvaratskhelia injury sparks Mercato plans

🇫🇷 By 4AllFootball ·
PSG eye €60m Betis winger as Kvaratskhelia injury sparks Mercato plans

In the latest PSG Mercato update, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s injury has forced the Paris club to reconsider its attacking options, prompting it to turn its attention to Real Betis winger Abdessamad Ezzalzouli, better known as Ez Abde, whose release clause sits at roughly €60 million.

The Georgian forward’s absence could reshuffle the Paris attack, leaving a void on the right flank that the club must fill before the season’s crucial phases. The setback has opened a fresh Mercato window for PSG.

Both PSG and FC Barcelona have been monitoring Ez Abde for some time, according to reports shared by Ekrem Konur (KONUR) on X. Their continued interest suggests the winger fits the profile both clubs are targeting.

Ez Abde is praised for his ability to take on defenders, win one‑on‑one duels and provide width, qualities that could add percussion and depth to Paris’s wing play. His pace and dribbling could also relieve pressure on the central attackers.

€60m release clause within PSG’s reach

The winger’s contract includes a release clause estimated at €60 million, a figure that sits comfortably within PSG’s financial parameters should they decide to act. Such a clause aligns with PSG’s recent spending patterns on attacking talent.

Any move will still depend on the pace of Kvaratskhelia’s recovery, the squad’s overall needs and the final financial terms agreed between the clubs. Should the clause be triggered, negotiations would likely begin promptly.

While PSG weighs the option of bolstering its attack, Barcelona remains a rival suitor, meaning the final decision will hinge on who can meet the release clause and the player’s own ambitions. The outcome will shape the club’s offensive strategy for the remainder of the season.

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