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·2 March 2026
PSG transfer news: Fresh twist in Lee Kang-In’s future

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·2 March 2026

Arriving in the summer transfer window in July 2023 from Mallorca, Lee Kang-In, the 24-year-old Korean midfielder/winger, is under contract with Paris Saint-Germain until June 2028. He took some time to adapt and establish himself, but eventually managed to step up his game. This hasn’t stopped rumors of a possible departure. Today, L’Equipe claims that a contract extension is also possible.
This winter, Atlético Madrid came back with renewed interest, but the deal fell through. On one hand, because Luis Enrique closed the door, not wanting to lose a player mid-season who is always ready to step up when called upon. On the other hand, the Colchoneros, confident in their ability to convince the player but limited in resources, were betting on a loan with an option to buy, which Paris had no intention of accepting. While Lee is tied to PSG until June 2028, discussions are underway to extend his contract. The player has not yet given a response. Last summer, he questioned his status—and his future—not being indifferent to the calls from La Liga. The coming months will be decisive.”
Let’s remain cautious, as this is just a rumor. We know the transfer market can be unclear for a while until concrete elements emerge. L’Equipe mainly mentioned a departure that seemed to be taking shape at Atlético Madrid this winter, but there was no confirmation. The player could now extend his contract; both likely outcomes are mentioned by the same newspaper. It’s hard to see things clearly, and there’s a good chance they’ll be right in the end (even if another destination is possible).
Let’s wait for certainties. But Lee’s performances this season show that he has a real role to play at PSG. It remains to be seen if he can take it to the next level so as not to “always” be a backup for the big games. This will be an important factor in a possible extension, both for the player and the club.
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