Layvin Kurzawa, a 32-year-old French right-back with 14 national team appearances and 18 trophies with PSG, has joined Boavista. The transfer was completed after FIFA lifted the club's transfer ban, facilitating the registration of new players. Kurzawa is part of a group of nine new players brought in to bolster the squad.

A Bola reports on the signing of Layvin Kurzawa with Boavista until the end of the season. Layvin Kurzawa, a 32-year-old former PSG player, has signed with Boavista until the end of the season. His registration is contingent upon the lifting of FIFA's Transfer Ban, which currently stands at seven. Kurzawa has already visited Estádio do Bessa and is excited about the new project. Recently, he rejected an offer from Red Star, a club in the French II League.

Layvin Kurzawa, a 32-year-old left-back, is set to join Boavista. He has successfully completed his medical examination and is expected to sign a 6-month contract. However, the finalization of the transfer depends on whether Boavista's recruitment ban is lifted, with a decision expected by Friday. Kurzawa has been without a club since leaving PSG this summer.

Layvin Kurzawa, who has been without a club since leaving PSG this summer, is set to sign with Boavista. He will undergo a medical examination this Thursday and is expected to sign a 6-month contract on Friday. The former French international aims to help Boavista, currently at the bottom of the league, to maintain their position in the Portuguese championship.