‘I have time’ – Mika Godts unconcerned by slow start to life at PSG
It hasn’t been an easy start to life at Paris Saint-Germain for Mika Godts (21). The Belgian joined the reigning European champions from Ajax for a €45m fee in the summer. To date, he has yet to s...
Mika Godts, the 21-year-old Belgian footballer, remains untroubled by his sluggish debut with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). The Swiss agreed to a €45m move from Ajax in the summer, yet he has yet to start a game for his new club. He has only played six substitute matches across all competitions, scoring no goals but assisting one. The fierce competition for forward positions at PSG, featuring talents like Ousmane Dembélé, Khvicha Kvaratkhelia, Désiré Doué, Ferran Torres, and Maghnes Akliouche, has not dampened Godts' spirits.
His confidence is bolstered by a strong showing for Belgium, where he started a 2-0 victory against Italy and scored his first goal for the Diables Rouges. Speaking from his international duties, Godts told DH Les Sports that he has plenty of time, as the PSG manager Luis Enrique and the club fully believe in him. He remains calm, focusing on giving his best effort and staying humble, harnessing the collective strength of the entire team.
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