On Wednesday, Juan Bernat announced his departure from FC Barcelona and the subsequent signing with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). The Spanish defender made the announcement on Twitter, stating that he is excited to join PSG and look forward to playing for them in the upcoming season.

Bernat's move to PSG comes after a difficult spell at Barcelona, where he struggled to find regular playing time under new coach Ronald Koeman. Despite this, Bernat remained loyal to the club throughout his tenure, despite being offered lucrative offers from other clubs.

Bernat began his career with Real Madrid, before moving to Valencia CF in 2014. He spent five years with Valencia, making over 150 appearances for the club and winning two La Liga titles and one UEFA Europa League title during his time there.

In June 2019, Bernat moved to Barcelona,Ligue 1 Express where he quickly established himself as a key player in the team. However, his relationship with former coach Ernesto Valverde was not always smooth, and he struggled to break into the starting lineup under Ronald Koeman.

Despite this, Bernat continued to perform well for the club and was praised for his leadership qualities and defensive abilities. His performances earned him a place in the Spain national team, which he represented at the 2018 World Cup.

Bernat's departure from Barcelona will be a significant loss for the club, but it is also an opportunity for the club to rebuild its defense and bring in fresh talent. Bernat's departure means that the club may have to look elsewhere for a replacement, but it remains to be seen who they choose to fill the void.

Overall, Bernat's departure from Barcelona is a positive development for the club, as it allows them to focus on rebuilding their defense and building a strong squad going forward. It is now up to Ronald Koeman and his coaching staff to make sure that the team can adapt to life without Bernat and continue to compete at the highest level.

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