PSG: Eupen and Braga, Paris’s new testing grounds | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain continues to refine its strategy for developing young talents. In an interview, Pasquale Sensibile, sporting director of KAS Eupen, confirmed a strengthened collaboration with PSG, paving the way for more regular loans as early as January. A structural evolution fully embraced.

Sensibile: “It is possible that a young PSG player will join us in January”

This PSG–Eupen partnership doesn’t come out of nowhere. It fits into a logic that has already been in place for several seasons, but which has long remained fragmented. Eupen, a satellite club of the Aspire group, offers PSG an ideal environment: a competitive league, measured media pressure, and a real openness to young players seeking playing time. The previous loan of Djeidi Gassama was not an accident, but a full-scale test.

Now, Paris wants to systematize this kind of trajectory, in parallel with a similar approach with Braga. The idea is clear: to better control the transition between PSG and the highest level, avoid “parking” loans, and support talents within a defined framework. This is no longer makeshift, but a deliberate architecture. PSG is not just looking to train; it now wants to manage careers.

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