Paris FC is already preparing the exit of Willem Geubbels, the 24‑year‑old striker who has scored 5 goals in 12 starts this season. The club signed him for €10 million a year ago, but tactical choices and limited playing time have curbed his impact.
The sporting director said Geubbels' powerful profile and solid season finish are drawing European clubs. In Germany, Werder Bremen has already reached out, while in Italy, Lecce and Cagliari are probing a loan or permanent deal. A top‑level Spanish side has also shown interest. Paris FC remains open to any option, provided the offer meets its expectations.
Paris FC finished the 2025 season in 12th place in Ligue 1 with 35 points, 8 wins, 11 draws and 10 losses, recent form WDWDD. The team scored 37 goals and conceded 45, a -8 goal difference. They sit 28 points behind leaders Paris Saint‑Germain. The next fixture is an away game against Angers on 20 February 2027, where the club sits 13th.
The arrivals of Lassine Sinayoko and Pablo Pagis have already reshaped the forward line, while Jean‑Philippe Krasso and Ciro Immobile remain in the squad. If Geubbels leaves, Paris FC will need to reorganise its attack around the newcomers. Coach Antoine Kombouaré, who valued the player, was dismissed, adding further uncertainty for the Frenchman.
Contracted until June 2030, Geubbels' future now lies far from the capital. A swift transfer could materialise in the coming days, giving him a chance to find a more suitable sporting project. Whether it’s a loan with an obligation to buy or a direct sale, the European market appears ready to move.
Supporters will need to follow official club announcements and statements from interested clubs. An agreement could be sealed before the summer window, but negotiations stay open. Geubbels' departure could also free up funds for new signings, strengthening Paris FC's competitiveness for the upcoming season.
