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Transfers

België shame as Godts joins Paris Saint‑Germain for €55 million

🇧🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
België shame as Godts joins Paris Saint‑Germain for €55 million

Belgian winger Mika Godts has left Ajax for Paris Saint‑Germain in a deal worth up to €55 million, a transfer that has sparked embarrassment across Belgium (België). The 20‑year‑old was presented by PSG on Saturday, after negotiations accelerated following Thursday’s talks.

Why Paris Saint‑Germain invested €55 million

Paris Saint‑Germain’s technical director Luis Enrique reportedly sees great potential in the Belgische winger, believing his attributes could thrive despite the high competition within the squad. Earlier this summer, Godts was judged too light for the national team, missing out on the World Cup selection. The club also anticipates that the possible departure of Bradley Barcola could open further opportunities for the newcomer. Former international Imke Courtois expressed mixed feelings, saying, “Proud of Mika Godts, but also a certain shame.” It’s a bit embarrassing because he played in the training matches against America and Mexico, yet was not taken to the World Cup.” She added that the competition at Paris will be intense. De reaction captured on air highlighted the national disappointment.

Godts was officially presented on Saturday evening at the Paris Saint‑Germain headquarters. Ajax waved him off with a banner along the Seine as the French club celebrated the arrival. Negotiations, which had been in the air for weeks, accelerated after Thursday and culminated in the final agreement. The club’s name, Paris Saint‑Germain, carries the historic Saint moniker, and the deal gives PSG a promising talent while Belgian fans grapple with the loss of a homegrown prospect.

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