Thomas Cordier will continue his career in Switzerland. A free agent since the end of his contract with Paris Saint-Germain, the young left-back is set to join Lausanne.
Cordier never received an opportunity with the first team and is leaving PSG on a free transfer. According to L’Équipe, the 20-year-old defender will sign a three-year contract with the Swiss club, keeping him there until June 2029.
The Former PSG Captain Begins His Professional Career
Thomas Cordier notably captained PSG’s U19 team in the UEFA Youth League. Despite his important role at youth level, he was never given a genuine chance to establish himself with the Parisian first team.
After reaching the end of his contract, the left-back decided to leave his boyhood club in search of more playing time and the opportunity to properly launch his professional career.
At Lausanne, Cordier should find a positive environment in which to continue his development. The Swiss club is signing a promising PSG academy graduate for free, with the defender already boasting solid experience in European youth competitions.
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