PSG, Everton Face LaLiga Club Decision Over Aston Villa Transfer Target | OneFootball

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·26 October 2025

PSG, Everton Face LaLiga Club Decision Over Aston Villa Transfer Target

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PSG were linked to Real Sociedad winger Takefusa Kubo during last summer’s transfer window, but the speculation never resulted in a move for the Japanese talent.

Fichajes previously reported that PSG are still keeping tabs on Kubo, though any approach could hinge on whether Kang-in Lee opts to leave amid ongoing transfer rumors.


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Kubo enjoyed a strong 2024-25 season, scoring eight goals and providing six assists, solidifying his reputation as one of La Liga’s most dangerous wingers. Meanwhile, Fabrizio Romano revealed that Everton have reached out to Real Sociedad about a potential deal for the gifted attacker.

Is Real Sociedad Ready to Sell Takefusa Kubo?

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Fichajes reports that Real Sociedad’s board of directors is preparing a major shift in its sporting strategy: Kubo is expected to leave. The Basque club has grown concerned over a combination of underwhelming performances, physical struggles, and internal fatigue, prompting them to explore a winter transfer exit.

Financial pressures and lingering doubts about Kubo’s commitment have pushed the situation into reality, despite it once seeming unlikely.

The report adds that Real Sociedad may entertain offers for the Japanese attacker, potentially even below his previously noted buyout clause of around €60 million. The club appears ready to move on from a chapter it feels has become more burdensome than beneficial.

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As a result, Real Sociedad now faces a tough decision: retain Kubo as a key offensive contributor or allow him to leave, freeing up resources for a potential rebuild.

Kubo has lost ground in the starting lineup, starting only two of the last six matches and seeing his playing time reduced, which has reinforced the club’s sense that his chapter may end.

At the Anoeta offices, patience has run out. The team are no longer willing to wait for a full recovery or a change in attitude, and the path forward appears clear. They are ready to explore the market for a sale.

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