Had been linked with PSG

Blaise Matuidi, a Juventus player, reportedly joined PSG in the transfer market this summer. But the winner of the 2018 World Cup title strongly denied it.
Matuidi is shown as one of the players included in the Juventus downsizing program this season. Especially after the Bianconeri, the arrival of new circles such as Aaron Ramsey and Adrien Rabiot.

This makes sense, even though Matuidi was one of the main players last season. Because age 32 will soon spoil his appearance on the field.

But it looks like Maurizio Sarri as a coach still has plans with him. The proof, the former midfielder from St. Etienne played the first two Bianconeri matches in Serie A 2019/20, even for 90 minutes.

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Rumors about his departure from Turin began to sound as Adrien Rabiot arrived. According to some information, Matuidi Sudha has received offers from several clubs, including PSG.

The club now created by Thomas Tuchel is quite important for Matuidi. Before going to Juventus, he has strengthened Les Parisiens for six seasons. But that does not mean the midfielder is interested in returning, at least in the near future.

"Everything that the newspaper talks about PSG is wrong, Paris is always in my heart, I've been a fan since childhood and wearing a uniform is a dream come true, but I always say I'm happy at Juventus," he stated.

"Competition doesn't worry me, it really stimulates, nobody can give you something in football and you have to get your place," he continued.

On the same occasion, Matuidi also spoke about the racism that befell Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku when he played at Sardegna Arena, Cagliari headquarters. Matuidi also had an unpleasant experience.

"We must act immediately, in football, even in life, there must be no place for racism, we do not want to see such incidents, they are a bad example for children and we must do everything to stop them," he added.

"There should be no room for people like this inside the stadium, last season there was discussion, but there are institutions that can act and that is what they do." must be done, "he said.

Matuidi received racist treatment from Cagliari fans in 2018. This was then repeated in 2019 until his former team mate, Moise Kean, was defended by a provocative celebration from Cagliari fans.

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