Matvey Safonov, who was a key player in Russia's victory over Belarus (0-4), is being highly sought after by PSG. However, due to a divorce process and a dispute over child custody with his ex-wife, Anastasia Kazachek, Safonov is not allowed to leave his country. This situation arose because he has not been paying child support. The debt is reportedly significant, with Russian media citing a figure of 60 million rubles, approximately 620,000 euros. Safonov had allegedly already passed medical exams in Paris last month and was about to sign a five-year contract with the Ligue 1 champion, until June 2029. PSG is willing to pay about 20 million euros to Krasnodar for Safonov to be Donnarumma's backup next season, but the transfer may end up falling through.

Matvey Safonov, the number one goalkeeper in the Russian championship and his national team, has already had his medical examination and will be signing for a sum of 20 million euros from Krasnodar. The Russian goalkeeper was brought in to create competition for the number one spot at PSG.

Matvey Safonov is close to joining PSG, with an agreement reached for his transfer. Only minor details are left to be resolved before the official signing. He is expected to join for a fee of 20 million euros. He is expected to be the backup for Donnarumma.

PSG is set to sign the 25-year-old Russian goalkeeper Matvey Safonov from Krasnodar. The transfer will cost PSG 20 million euros.

PSG is negotiating the arrival of the Russian goalkeeper from Krasnodar. With the end of Keylor Navas' contract, PSG had made the recruitment of a goalkeeper, capable of appearing as an alternative to Gianluigi Donnarumma, a priority. The track leading to Russian goalkeeper Matvey Safonov (25 years old, under contract until 2029) is progressing.

PSG is very close to signing Matvey Safonov, a goalkeeper who plays for Krasnodar. The information was advanced by Fabrizio Romano, a journalist specializing in transfers, and is being echoed by the entire French press. The Parisians will immediately disburse about 15 million euros, in a deal that can reach €20M depending on the fulfillment of objectives. This season, the Russian international, 25 years old, chosen by PSG to compete with Donnarumma, since Keylor Navas is leaving, played 30 games with the Krasnodar shirt.

According to Russian media, PSG is about to sign the first goalkeeper of Krasnodar, Matvey Safonov. This transfer would bring 20 million euros plus bonuses to the Russian club.