Netherlands international Wijnaldum has not had a happy past season in Paris. After moving from Liverpool to Greater Paris, he originally thought that he would be reused in the Ligue 1 giants, but he did not expect that he was snubbed and even gradually became a marginal person in Greater Paris.
According to statistics, although Wijnaldum has played a total of 38 games for Paris in the past season, he has only made 22 starts. In Ligue 1, he has only made 18 starts. It can be seen that in the tactical system of Greater Paris, the Dutch midfield ace will be a bit dispensable.
According to the latest news from the Football Market, this summer, Greater Paris has launched a purge plan, and Wijnaldum appeared on the list of purges in Greater Paris. Just one season after joining the franchise, Wijnaldum was purged by the Greater Paris, which can not help but make people sigh. Knowing this, it might have been better to stay at Liverpool in the first place.
Even more embarrassing to Wijnaldum, although Paris wanted to sell him or loan him out, no one was willing to take over. The reason is simple, Wijnaldum's annual salary is as high as 9 million euros, which the average European team simply cannot afford. It is reported that Greater Paris once tried to loan Wijnaldum to Red Wolves Roma, Roma coach Jose Mourinho is very satisfied with Wijnaldum, but because Wijnaldum's salary is too high, beyond Roma's ability to bear, so mourinho although he wants to sign him, I am afraid that he is also powerless.
Of course, the solution is not nothing. If Paris can cover part of Wijnaldum's salary, perhaps Roma will reconsider the Dutch man on loan. However, posting money to give your players to others to use is not good, and Paris may not be willing to do so.
If Wijnaldum had been left unfilled this summer, he would have continued to waste his life in Paris. Of course, he, who has little tactical value, will gradually become a burden of greater Paris. Who would have thought that a generation of Dutch iron waists would gradually become the burden of greater Paris. Knowing that this would be the case, Greater Paris should not have brought in Wijnaldum last summer. It's too late to regret it now.