The website "Foot Mercato" revealed that goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier is experiencing a state of dissatisfaction within the ranks of Paris Saint-Germain due to the amount of criticism he has recently faced, despite his readiness to return to the starting lineup in upcoming matches.

According to the same source, Chevalier will benefit from the injury of Russian goalkeeper Matvei Safonov, who suffered a broken hand and will be absent for five to six weeks, opening the door for the French goalkeeper to be the first choice for coach Luis Enrique in the coming period.

The report clarified that Safonov had gained the trust of the technical staff at the end of 2025 and participated as a starter in several important matches at the expense of Chevalier, which caused the latter's displeasure, despite retaining the confidence of the technical team and not questioning his position within the team.

The site pointed out that the 24-year-old goalkeeper feels comfortable in Paris but was surprised by the harshness of the criticism directed at him, considering it exaggerated and unfair. Chevalier is expected to get a decisive opportunity to prove himself during a series of upcoming domestic and continental matches.

The source confirmed that this phase represents a real test for Chevalier, who seeks to prove his ability to take on the responsibility of guarding Paris Saint-Germain's goal and convince the fans that he is qualified to wear the team's jersey at the highest levels.