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PSG signs Mika Godts: Ajax to receive up to 55 million euros

PSG signs Mika Godts: Ajax to receive up to 55 million euros

Belgian forward Mika Godts has transferred from Ajax to Paris Saint-Germain for a total fee of 55 million euros. The French club officially presented the player on Saturday evening.

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