David Boly Draws Eintracht Frankfurt Interest as PSG Wants to Keep Him

For months, the name of Paris Saint-Germain's young right-back, David Boly, has resonated strongly in the transfer market, and that interest has intensified after his performance in the Champions League.

The Parisian side is known for the excellent players who come out of its academy, such as Senny Mayulu and Warren Zaire-Emery, and Boly has now been added to that list. The Frenchman is only 17 and is already considered one of PSG's top prospects.

Boly seems to be earning coach Luis Enrique's trust, as he has already appeared in Paris Saint-Germain's last two matches.

The youngster has come on as a substitute and has helped the team when Achraf Hakimi leaves the field, as he did in the match against Villarreal CF (0-6) in the Champions League, where, by the way, he scored a great goal in the 78th minute, this being his first game in the competition and also his first goal in it.

Rumors of possible interest in the youngster have been circulating for some time. According to the French newspaper L'Equipe, there is already a team interested in David's services, and it is the Bundesliga team Eintracht Frankfurt.

According to the outlet, Frankfurt is even willing to pay a transfer fee to PSG in January to beat other teams also fighting for Boly.

However, David Boly is clear that he does not want to leave the club of his childhood. A couple of days ago, it was revealed that the Frenchman wants to stay in Paris and keep showing his skills in Ligue 1.

The relationship between the club and the player seems close, as L'Equipe reported a few days ago that the club is ready to offer Boly a professional contract and does not plan to let him go in the near future.

The squad also seems comfortable and happy with Boly's progress, at least that is what Luis Enrique has seen; at the pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday's match against ESTAC Troyes, he said it makes him happy to see the team celebrate the fullback.

"For me, Boly's goal, when you see the reaction of all the players, not only those from the academy, but also Fabian, Zaba, Pacho, and Quentin, they all rejoice for him, even more than when they score themselves. It demonstrates the team spirit. That goal represents the essence of our team. It is nice to see that moment. Even on the bench, we saw the coaching staff happy about Boly's goal," said the coach.

PSG will face Troyes next Saturday, and after Hakimi's rest, it is very likely we will see him play, and perhaps Luis Enrique will give him a chance to start.