PSG: Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's storm slows the young Mika Godts

In the corridors of the Parc des Princes, the young Belgian winger Mika Godts, who arrived from Ajax Amsterdam this summer, sees his first steps at Paris Saint-Germain remain very low‑key, while Khvicha Kvaratskhelia continues to dominate the left wing of the Parisian club.

A recruitment that has not yet borne fruit

According to information reported by L’Équipe, the 21‑year‑old Belgian has not yet managed to push Khvicha Kvaratskhelia sufficiently into his rear‑guard. The transfer, which could have reached fifty‑five million euros, was supposed to give Luis Enrique a genuine alternative on the left side.

Godts' appearances remain limited and his influence is not yet enough to challenge the already established hierarchy. This situation contrasts sharply with his excellent 2025‑2026 season at Ajax, where he was named Talent of the Year in the Eredivisie.

Kvaratskhelia, a Georgian less sharp but still present

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, used seven times this season, retains Luis Enrique's confidence, but his offensive output appears less consistent, with only one goal and one assist.

Bradley Barcola's departure has altered the balance of the Parisian attack; Luis Enrique explained that the Frenchman wanted more weight and playing time, while acknowledging his importance in PSG's recent successes.

In the meantime, the Spanish coach mentioned Godts, Ferran Torres and Maghnes Akliouche among the options called upon to take on a new dimension, but the young Belgian still needs to clear a hurdle to become the expected competition on the left wing.

With the schedule intensifying after the international break, Mika Godts will soon have new opportunities to gain ground in the Parisian hierarchy, even if Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's storm continues to hold him back.