Official: PSG send player out to Belgium! | OneFootball

Yoram Zague, a 19-year-old right-back under professional contract with Paris Saint-Germain until 2027, was loaned out for the 2025-2026 season to Copenhagen with a purchase option. It was a great opportunity, but it did not work out and the loan was ultimately terminated. This left some uncertainty about what would come next. He has now been loaned to KAS Eupen, in Belgium, until the end of the season.

It’s actually a pretty good exit given the season. It’s never easy to find an option during the winter transfer window, especially after a loan has been cut short. Plans get disrupted and there were concerns that Zague might end up stuck.

Of course, the fact that QSI is the main owner of both clubs may have helped to reach an agreement. This is a situation we’re seeing more and more in world football, and PSG shouldn’t hold back from taking advantage. Especially since the loan also makes sense from a sporting perspective.

The Parisian youth product should be able to get opportunities with the 7th-placed team in the Belgian second division. And the latter gets a reinforcement that could be interesting for minimal expense. Let’s hope Zague will be able to adapt better than he did at the Danish club. We’ll have to check in on his situation again this summer, and hopefully, there will be some positive news.

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