
PSG Talk
·5 October 2025
Aston Villa Preparing Offer for Manchester United Target Amid Limited Role at PSG

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·5 October 2025
PSG have assembled a deep squad that has carried them close to a treble this season. Still, one player could be weighing a move amid reported interest from clubs abroad.
Under manager Luis Enrique, PSG have leaned on that depth to secure consecutive Ligue 1 titles, the Coupe de France, the UEFA Champions League, and the UEFA Super Cup, rotating the squad to keep players fresh across multiple competitions.
Not every player is content with a rotational role, though. Some want more regular minutes, and Kang-in Lee seems to be one of them. He played a pivotal part in PSG’s Super Cup comeback win over Tottenham Hotspur, demonstrating his impact when on the pitch.
CaughtOffside previously reported, citing sources, that Napoli, Manchester United, and Arsenal are closely monitoring the South Korean midfielder, with Arsenal reportedly showing interest through direct contact.
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Fichajes reports that Aston Villa is keeping a close eye on Kang In Lee as the club looks to strengthen its attack for an ambitious Premier League campaign.
Manager Unai Emery sees the South Korean international as a strong fit, valuing his adaptability and ability to contribute across the midfield.
Moreover, Aston Villa are reportedly preparing an offer that could appeal to PSG, aiming to bring in a young player with international experience and top-level competition exposure.
For Lee, the report reveals that the possibility of a move to Aston Villa represents much more than a change of team. It would be a step toward a central role in an ambitious project.
Nonetheless, Fichajes adds that PSG are approaching the situation with caution. Luis Enrique values him, but knows the player wants to feel indispensable in a competitive team.
The French club’s offices are studying whether his departure could generate significant income and free up space in a squad with an excess of attacking options.