Less than two years after arriving from Mallorca, Lee Kang-In (24) could already be on his way out of Paris Saint-Germain.
Despite being under contract until 2028, the South Korean attacking midfielder has struggled to find his place in Luis Enrique’s rotation, with limited minutes, especially during the Club World Cup.
According to PSG Inside Actus, three concrete offers have landed on PSG’s desk — from Italy, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. However, all three proposals were deemed insufficient by the club.
PSG not ready to sell cheap
Lee remains a player of interest due to his technical ability and versatility, but PSG have made it clear: they won’t sell him cheap. A more serious offer will be needed to open negotiations. For now, Lee Kang-In stays in Paris — but his future remains uncertain.
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