Lucas Digne, the French international defender, is poised to return to Paris Saint-Germain this summer after agreeing terms with the club. The 32-year-old left-back, who previously donned the PSG jersey between 2013 and 2016, could complete a surprising comeback at the Parc des Princes, marking the end of his stint with Aston Villa.

The transfer saga took an intriguing turn as Digne, currently on the books of Aston Villa until June 2028, has reportedly finalized his return to the French capital. With a release clause set at €11.7 million, discussions between PSG and Aston Villa are intensifying to finalize the deal before the summer window closes.

From Lille to Paris and back again

Digne’s journey began in 2013 when he left Lille OSC to join PSG, where he spent three seasons before moving abroad. His career then took him to FC Barcelona and Everton, but his current chapter could see him reunite with his former club. Known for his leadership and passion for the PSG jersey, Digne fits the profile of a player who could bolster the team’s defensive options ahead of the new campaign.

A defensive reinforcement with world-class pedigree

His return to Paris would also coincide with his strong performances for the French national team during the 2026 World Cup. As a key figure in France’s defensive line during the knockout stages, Digne has proven his ability to perform under pressure. If negotiations progress smoothly, he could once again pull on the PSG shirt just after the tournament’s conclusion, adding depth and experience to a squad already boasting top-tier talent.

The potential reunion has sparked excitement among PSG supporters, who remember Digne’s impact during his first spell in the French capital. With the summer transfer window heating up, all eyes are on whether this unexpected transfer will materialize.

By Boureima Amadou — Reporter