Just one year after joining Paris Saint-Germain, goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier faces an uncertain future. At 24 years old, the former Lille player has been sidelined in the French capital, failing to secure a spot in Didier Deschamps’ World Cup squad. With his future at the club uncertain, reports suggest multiple international clubs are monitoring his situation ahead of the summer transfer window.

Recruited from Lille last summer for a reported €55 million (including bonuses), Chevalier’s first season at PSG has been far from what he—or the club—expected. Now, the young goalkeeper finds himself third-choice behind Matvey Safonov, raising serious questions about his long-term role in the team. As he enjoys a break before the summer transfer market opens, the club’s decision on his future looms large over his next career move.

Turkish giants express interest in signing Chevalier

While Tottenham was previously linked with the French shot-stopper, the latest club to show serious interest is Beşiktaş. The Turkish Super Lig side, in need of an experienced goalkeeper, has reportedly inquired about Chevalier’s availability. However, even if PSG were to allow a transfer, the player may prefer a more attractive project abroad over a mere change of scenery.

Expert analysis: a move may be the best path forward

Former professional player Laure Boulleau recently shared her perspective on Chevalier’s situation, emphasizing the importance of a fresh start: “I’m not rejoicing over his difficult season—no one would. But he needs to regain his confidence, and that won’t happen by staying in the same environment. He must leave, go somewhere he can thrive again, rediscover the skills that once made him stand out.”

With the transfer window approaching, all eyes will be on Paris Saint-Germain to determine whether they’re willing to part ways with one of their most expensive signings—or if Chevalier will continue his career elsewhere, possibly in Turkey or beyond.