Why PSG Ultras are not happy with Lucas Hernandez's transfer?

The French defender has joined PSG from Bayern Munich

Lucas Hernandez signing for Paris Saint-Germain has not pleased the club's other set of fans who are regarded as Ultaras.

However, the problem doesn't come from him, the defender was born in the city where his father Jean-Francois had played for Olympique Marseille in the 1990s.

Years after when PSG reached the maiden Champions League final in the 2019-2020 season, Bayern Munich shattered the dream of many PSG fans as Bayern went on to win the Champions League trophy three years earlier, and Hernandez was part of that team.

The dynamic Frenchman, who is the elder brother of Theo Hernandez of AC Milan, has signed a five-year deal with PSG, with the club expected to pay an initial price of €40 million (£34.2 million) plus add-ons.

The move went through despite the fact that the 27-year-old's contract with Bayern still had one year to run. This was made possible by the positive relationship between the two organisations.

Hernandez, who was brought up in Spain but grew up in France, began his professional football career at Rayo Majadahonda and then moved on to Atletico Madrid before joining the latter's senior squad.

He moved to Bayern Munich in 2019 and has had four successful seasons there, winning the Bundesliga title each year, the Champions League, and the FIFA Club World Cup in 2020.

Injuries ultimately restricted his participation for Bayern Munich this year. The defender's knee ligament damage sustained while representing France at the World Cup limited him to just 11 matches.

But his signing has not made content for many PSG fans especially Ultras who have already sent a warning to the defender and claimed "You are not welcome here Marseilliais and we will let you know that"

Milan Skriniar, Marco Asensio, Manuel Ugarte, and Kang-in Lee are the PSG players who joined during the transfer window. Additionally, Luis Enrique has taken over as manager from Christophe Galtier.