- PSG have snapped up Chelsea goalkeeper Marcin Bulka ahead of the new season
- The teenage shot-stopper joins the French giants on a free transfer
- He spent three years with the Blues
Chelsea goalkeeper Marcin Bulka has sealed a move to French champions, Paris Saint-Germain in a two-year deal.
Bulka, who spent hree seasons with the Blues enjoyed a successful stint with Chelsea's Under-18s, making several appearances in the UEFA Youth League.
He, however, did not make a senior appearance, with former manager, Maurizio Sarri preferring Kepa Arrizabalaga and Willy Caballero between the sticks.
The 19-year-old joined Chelsea from Polish outfit FCB Escola Varsovia in 2016, but chose to run down his Stamford Bridge deal after failing to break into the first-team set up.
Bulka will now be hoping to get a chance to impress after penning his deal with the Thomas Tuchel-tutored side.
"I am really pleased and honored to join Paris Saint-Germain. Not only is this club a great reference in France and Europe, but it is also renowned for allowing many young players to express their potential in recent years," Bulka told PSG website.
"After my experience in England, I will do my best to continue my progress here with a fantastic squad and especially with top-level goalkeepers," he continued.
The teenager is expected to be the third choice goalkeeper at Le Parc des Princes, providing competition to Alphonse Areola after PSG won the race for the highly rated goalkeeper's signature.
Source: Tuko
