Khaberni - Several players of Tunisian, Algerian, Moroccan, and Egyptian origins are active in various youth teams of the Parisian club.
The "PSG" academy is considered one of the best football schools in Europe, yet the intense competition in the first team pushes many talents to flee towards the German league clubs in particular.
Several Arab talents are preparing to leave Paris Saint-Germain during the upcoming summer transfer period, including:
Adam Al-Ayari, who has decided to move to a new club next summer according to the French newspaper "L'Équipe"
The 18-year-old player is on the radar of several European teams looking to sign him for free in the summer, including Ajax Amsterdam.
Al-Ayari participated in 31 matches this season across various competitions, contributing to 18 goals through both assists and scoring.
Similarly to Al-Ayari, the midfielder of Moroccan origin, Ayman Asab, will be in a free agent situation after the end of the current season.
Asab played 28 matches this season during which he scored two goals and delivered four decisive passes.
The promising player has previously participated in a training camp with the Moroccan under-17 national team and recently played two matches with the French under-19 national team.
Also, the contract of goalkeeper Bilal Lorendo, of Moroccan origins, with the Parisian club will end on June 30th next.
Previously, Bilal participated in 22 matches with the under-19 team, during which his goal conceded 21 goals against 10 clean sheets.
Sabah FC from Azerbaijan is at the forefront of clubs interested in signing Lorendo during the summer transfer period.
