Digne completes move to PSG from Aston Villa

What the report says
France left-back Lucas Digne has completed a transfer from Aston Villa to Paris Saint-Germain, according to BBC Sport Football. The move takes the 33-year-old back to the club where he began his senior career, and BBC Sport said he has signed a three-year contract at Parc des Princes. PSG activated an £8.5m release clause in his Villa deal to secure the move.
Digne first played for PSG for three years before leaving in 2016, and the report said he made 30 appearances in his initial spell. After stints at Barcelona and Everton, he joined Aston Villa in 2022. BBC Sport reported that he now returns to a PSG squad that has recently won back-to-back Champions League titles and that he is expected to compete with first-choice left-back Nuno Mendes for a place in the team.
The transfer also adds to Villa’s list of senior departures this season. BBC Sport noted that Digne was part of the Villa side that won the Europa League last season, the club’s first trophy since 1996, making his exit another notable change for the English club. More broadly, the move reflects PSG’s continued investment in experienced players as they build around an already successful squad.
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