Di María has his days numbered at PSG: the European club that will seek to repatriate him

The early elimination of the Champions League in the round of 16 at the hands of Real Madrid generated a great earthquake within Paris Saint-Germain and several of its main figures could emigrate. Beyond the rumors that have Kylian Mbappé and Lionel Messi as the main protagonists, another of the protagonists of the next pass market will be Ángel Di María.

Despite the fact that every time he enters the playing field he contributes his grain of sand and that he is the highest attendant in the history of the institution, everything indicates that the leadership will not renew his contract, whose bond ends on June 30 of this year. In this way, the Noodle would keep the pass in its possession. The Gauls would go in search of Ousmane Dembélé.

His status as a free player seduced several institutions, and the first to show interest would be none other than Benfica in Portugal, where the man from Rosario Central's academy made his first weapons in Europe.

According to the Diario Record, the former footballer and main president of the Aguilas, Rui Costa, considers that his return would be to make a quality leap. They are currently marching in third place in the Primeira Liga (58 units, 12 less than the leader Porto) and are in the round of 16 of the Champions League (after the 2-2 in Portuguese territory, they will close the key this afternoon against Ajax in the Netherlands).

Di María was with the Portuguese club from 2007 to mid-2010, when he was transferred to Real Madrid. In that period he played 120 matches, in which he scored 15 goals and provided 28 assists. He also won three titles: a Primeira Liga and two Portuguese League Cup.

At PSG, where he arrived after an irregular time at Manchester United, he has spent seven seasons and lifted 18 trophies (four Ligue 1, five French Cups, four French League Cups and five French Super Cups). Under the leadership of Pochettino, the left-hander has played 25 games, with three goals and five assists.

It is worth noting that Angel Di María suffered a tear after the defeat to Real Madrid at the Bernabeu that detonated the bomb at PSG. In this way, his presence in the face of the last double FIFA Date to face the South American Qualifying matches against Venezuela and Ecuador is unknown. Although Argentina is classified for the World Cup in Qatar, the idea of technical director Lionel Scaloni is to wait for the left-hander until the last moment.

Although Benfica would be the main interested in hiring the Argentine, according to various European media outlets, former Rosario Central would also be in the sights of other clubs important in Europe, such as Barcelona, Atlético Madrid and Juventus.

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