Just one year after his high-profile arrival at PSG, Lucas Chevalier finds himself in a delicate position. The 24-year-old goalkeeper, who was overlooked for the World Cup squad, could be heading toward the exit this summer. While the French shot-stopper is still waiting for a definitive sign from the Parisian management, two major foreign clubs have recently made inquiries regarding the former LOSC star.
The future of Lucas Chevalier remains shrouded in uncertainty. Recruited for a total package of €55 million last summer, the goalkeeper developed at LOSC endured a grueling first season with PSG. Having fallen behind Matvey Safonov in the pecking order, the Calais native is bracing for a turbulent transfer window. Currently on leave after missing out on Didier Deschamps‘ selection, he is awaiting news on how the capital club intends to handle his situation.
Besiktas enters the race for Lucas Chevalier
Recent weeks have seen a surge in interest from abroad. While Tottenham previously expressed a desire to bring him to the Premier League, Besiktas has now stepped forward to assess the feasibility of a deal. The Turkish side is on the hunt for a top-tier goalkeeper and has positioned itself to capitalize on the 24-year-old’s current instability. However, it appears that Lucas Chevalier would prefer a more prestigious sporting project if he is to leave the French champions.
A necessary move to rediscover his form
The general consensus surrounding the player is that a departure might be the most logical solution this summer. After a campaign that many describe as catastrophic for his development, a fresh start is seen as vital. To rebuild his damaged confidence, Lucas Chevalier needs a environment where he can play consistently and return to the level of performance that once made him a standout talent. Finding a new home where he can be happy and regain his signature qualities is now the priority for the young keeper.