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Paris Saint-Germain has signed Lucas Digne from Aston Villa, a move that sees the player reunite with both the club and his former coach.
At 33 years old, the left-back has penned a three-year contract with PSG, a club he represented early in his career between 2013 and 2015. From there, he moved to Roma on loan before being acquired by Barcelona in 2016 at the request of Luis Enrique, then manager of the Catalan giants.
After two seasons in Catalonia, Digne spent eight years in the Premier League, playing for both Everton and Aston Villa, where he won the Europa League last season and participated in the 2026 World Cup. He arrives at the Parc des Princes with 14 career trophies and extensive experience at the highest level of European football. He will now be a teammate, but also a positional rival, to Nuno Mendes on the Parisian squad's left flank.
"It's a great honor to return to PSG after the incredible adventure I had more than ten years ago. I am particularly impressed with the progress the club has made in recent years. The working conditions are exceptional and reflect the club's ambitions. I can't wait to start this new chapter and put all my experience at the service of the team. I will, once again, give my best to defend these colors," said Lucas Digne.
In addition to Mendes and Digne, Lucas Hernández can also play at left-back for PSG, as well as center-back, being frequently utilized in both positions as part of Luis Enrique's player rotation strategy for the team.
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