French international Lucas Digne, who previously wore the PSG jersey between 2013 and 2016, is on the brink of making a surprise comeback to Paris. After negotiations with Aston Villa, the Parisian club appears close to securing his signature before the summer transfer window closes.

Having started his professional journey at LOSC Lille before moving to Paris, Digne later had stints at FC Barcelona and Everton. Now 32, the left-back has been a key figure at Aston Villa, but his future may soon lead him back to the Parc des Princes.

Digne reaches agreement with Paris Saint-Germain

With his contract at Aston Villa set to expire on June 30, 2028, Lucas Digne has reportedly given his consent to rejoin PSG this summer. Insiders indicate the capital club is actively pursuing negotiations to finalize the deal, with a release clause estimated at €11.7 million.

World Cup aftermath could see Digne return to PSG

Recent reports suggest Digne has already agreed terms with PSG, pending the conclusion of ongoing discussions with Aston Villa. If all goes according to plan, the defender will once again pull on the PSG shirt following the conclusion of the World Cup. Club insiders describe him as the ideal profile—high-caliber, a respected leader in the locker room, and deeply passionate about the club. Notably, Digne has been a first-choice selection for France since the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup, where Les Bleus are now preparing for a semifinal clash with Spain.