After Christine Endler and Perle Morroni, both on their way to Lyon, Irene Paredes, who should join Barça, Formiga, who will return to Brazil, it is Nadia Nadim's turn to announce her departure from PSG just a few days later the first title of champion of France in the history of the club.
Without revealing his new base, the Danish midfielder of Afghan origin, 33, bade farewell to the capital club on his Twitter account.
Nadim joined PSG in January 2019 after a season at Manchester City.
This talent drain is all the more astonishing as after years of waiting and frustration, breaking their teeth against a hitherto untouchable Olympique Lyonnais, the girls of Paris Saint-Germain have finally managed to be crowned. , Friday evening, champions of France thanks to their victory over Dijon (3-0).
Goodbye, my love ❤️💙 pic.twitter.com/phDaU8vqSJ
- Nadia Nadim (@nadia_nadim) June 5, 2021
Former PSG and OL coach, third in D1 in 2016-2017 and second in 2017-2018 with Paris, Patrice Lair, was worried about this situation. "Are we going to witness a shift in the balance of power between PSG and Lyon? Honestly, I don't think so, he replied in our columns. I ask myself a lot of questions when I see that Endler leaves for Lyon, that Paredes signs for Barça… I recruited them, these girls, they are the cornerstone of the Parisian project. Everything had to be done to keep them. Especially when you know the financial potential of the club, don't come and tell me that you can't keep them. So, if it's Gérard Prêcheur who comes (
Editor's note: the coach is tipped to replace Olivier Echouafni at the end of the season)
, he will have to remake like me, that is to say rebuild a defensive base.
It's a shame, when they could be even stronger and there is already everything in this team: a quality midfielder, an extraordinary attacking triplet.
I'm afraid that after this championship title, Lyon will quickly gain the upper hand.
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PSG will always have in its ranks the top scorer (Marie-Antoinette Katoto) and the best player (Kadidiatou Diani) of the Championship, but its future has suddenly darkened with this wave of departures.