Fulham ‘in negotiations with PSG over Layvin Kurzawa transfer’ as Marco Silva eyes left-back for Prem survival bid
FULHAM and Paris-Saint Germain are in talks over a Premier League move for Layvin Kurzawa, according to reports.
Transfer expert confirmed that Fulham boss Marco Silva wants the French left-back at Craven Cottage.
The clubs are in negotiations about a permanent deal which would see Kurzawa have his first-ever Premier League run.
Earlier in July, the left-back was also offered to Leeds and Everton, but they have decided to make look elsewhere.
The 29-year-old's contract runs till 2024 but he is looking for a challenge having only played nine minutes of football in 12 months.
His last appearance for PSG came in a 1-0 win over Lille in the Trophee des Champions in August 2021 and it is understood he is no longer part of PSG's plans.
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Kurzawa made a move to the Parc des Princes in 2015 for a transfer fee of £22.5million.
He has made 153 appearance for PSG, netting 14 goals and assisting 23 while becoming a four-time Ligue 1 winner.
In England, the Cottagers have their hands full with several potential transfers in the making as the end of the summer transfer window.
They are trying to win the race for Neal Maupay from Brighton, with Nottingham Forest and Everton also chasing the forward.
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Meanwhile, they seem to have agreed personal terms for Justin Kluivert but are yet to agree a transfer fee with Roma.
Silva's side are enjoying their return to the Premier League.
They've so far managed draws to Liverpool and Wolves and celebrated a 3-2 victory over Brentford.
However they suffered a shock early exit from the Carabao Cup after they were beaten 2-0 by Crawley Town.