Yoram Zague, a 20-year-old right-back under professional contract with Paris Saint-Germain until 2028, has previously been loaned out to Copenhagen and KAS Eupen. Now, he is heading to Paphos (Cyprus), once again on loan. This move, which includes an option to buy, was officially confirmed today.
This is a promising move for Zague following a rather difficult year. The PSG academy graduate—who was hampered by injuries upon stepping up to the professional squad—needs regular playing time to flourish and develop. Paphos offers a viable environment for this, as the club is a major player in the country and hopes to compete in the Europa Conference League this season.
We can only hope that Zague finally finds stability in his career, whether that leads to the purchase option being exercised at the end of the season or opens up other attractive opportunities. Of course, this would also be good news for PSG, helping to secure the most favorable transfer outcome possible—unless he were to return to the first-team squad, though that would come as a genuine surprise.
