The transfer of Lucas Chevalier to Paris Saint-Germain is confirmed. Lille has reached an agreement with the Parisian club for the sale of the goalkeeper born in 2001. The operation is valued at 40 million euros, with an additional 15 million euros in bonuses linked to performances and objectives achieved. The confirmation was provided by Lille's president, Olivier Létang, during a press conference. He expressed mixed emotions about the departure, highlighting the emotional moment and pride in Chevalier's career development over four and a half years at Lille.

Lucas Chevalier, aged 23, is set to undergo a medical examination on Friday before signing a 5-year contract with Paris Saint-Germain. The transfer agreement between PSG and LOSC is valued at €55 million including bonuses. PSG, the reigning French champions, have chosen Chevalier as their new goalkeeper, although they currently have Gianluigi Donnarumma in their squad.

Lucas Chevalier is moving to PSG for the 2025-2026 season. Despite not being guaranteed a starting position by PSG's coach Luis Enrique, he was assured by the sporting advisor Luis Campos that he would be the number 1 goalkeeper. Chevalier was ambitious and did not leave Lille to be a backup goalkeeper at PSG. He sees this move as an opportunity to advance his career as the starting goalkeeper of the European champion club.

Lucas Chevalier will be the next goalkeeper of PSG. An agreement has been reached with LOSC around 40 million euros, plus 15 million euros in bonuses. He should be available to face Tottenham next Wednesday in the European Supercup. One of the conditions he set before coming to the capital was the assurance that Gianluigi Donnarumma would not stay at the club this season.

Paris Saint-Germain is about to complete the signing of Lucas Chevalier. Only minor details remain before the player, expected tomorrow for his medical examination and to sign a 5-year contract, becomes a Parisian player. The club has reached an agreement with LOSC for the French goalkeeper.

Paris Saint-Germain is confident that they will successfully conclude the transfer of Lucas Chevalier in the next day or two. PSG is still discussing additional bonuses as part of the agreement with Lille. Chevalier wants to join PSG.

L'Équipe reports on PSG's ongoing discussions with LOSC and Lucas Chevalier for a potential transfer. PSG has engaged in discussions with LOSC and Lucas Chevalier for a transfer. The transfer fee is expected to be around 40 million euros. Discussions have been ongoing for several days, and although nothing is signed yet, optimism is high among all parties involved.

PSG has practically found a verbal agreement with LOSC for the transfer of Lucas Chevalier. This move is linked to the doubts surrounding Gianluigi Donnarumma's future at PSG.

Total agreement for Lucas Chevalier at PSG.

Paris Saint-Germain has agreed on personal terms with French goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier. Negotiations with Lille over the transfer fee are ongoing, as PSG seeks a replacement for Gianluigi Donnarumma.

PSG is interested in signing Lucas Chevalier as a replacement for Donnarumma, who is nearing the end of his contract and has not renewed yet. PSG is preparing to enter negotiations with Lille for Chevalier, who is under contract until 2027. An agreement has already been reached between Chevalier and PSG, and Lille is open to his departure. However, it will take at least 40 million euros to secure the transfer.

PSG, under the guidance of Luis Enrique, has decided to replace Donnarumma with Lucas Chevalier from Lille. This decision aligns with Enrique's vision for the team.

PSG has already positioned itself to welcome French goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier next summer. However, Lille is not certain to part with him as early as summer 2025. The competition for his signature will be significant.

With the already confirmed departure of Keylor Navas and the possible departure of the Catalan, whether on loan or sold, PSG is forced to look at the market and Chevalier, from Lille, is the number one target. Another young goalkeeper, 22 years old, who will defend the goal of France in the Olympic Games.