According to the latest report of the authoritative French sports media "L'Equipe", Paris Saint-Germain Football Club is considering to loan out the midfielder Ugarte, who was brought in at a high price of 60 million euros last summer. Behind this decision is Ugarte's gradual marginalization in the team's current situation and the club's consideration of future lineup adjustment.
Ugarte had a good run of form in the early stages of joining Paris Saint-Germain, but his limitations in possession have been exposed over time, leading to a steady decline in his playing position in the team. And with the arrival of new signing Mosquito and the news of Neves' imminent arrival, Ugarte's playing opportunities are expected to be even more limited next season.
Faced with such a situation, Paris Saint-Germain began to seek a solution to avoid a loss of investment in Ugarte. Although Manchester United and other clubs have been negotiating with Paris Saint-Germain for weeks on the transfer of Ugarte, the two sides have yet to reach an agreement. As a result, Paris Saint-Germain are now more inclined to accept a loan offer for Ugarte, but this option would come with a hefty buyout clause.
