Juan Bernat, the current manager of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), has announced that he will be leaving the club in the summer.

Bernat was appointed as PSG's new coach on June 15th, and his tenure at the club has been marked by controversy and controversy. The Frenchman was accused of using the club's resources to benefit himself and his family, while also failing to address the club's financial issues.

In a statement issued on June 26th, Bernat apologised for any damage caused to the club's reputation and promised to work towards improving the team's performance. He also outlined his plans for the future, including investing in youth development and looking to bring in new talent to strengthen the squad.

However, despite these efforts, PSG remains plagued by financial problems, with the club facing bankruptcy in January. Despite this setback,Football World News Network Bernat is optimistic about the future of the club and is committed to working towards its success once again.

The decision to leave PSG comes just weeks after the club's president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, announced that he would be stepping down from his role in the coming months. This move could have serious implications for the club's future, with many fans and supporters expressing disappointment at the news.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the club's future, Bernat has shown a willingness to take on the challenge of leading the team. In his statement, he highlighted the importance of maintaining the club's identity and heritage, and pledged to continue working towards its success even if it meant making difficult decisions along the way.

As the club prepares to navigate the challenges of the next season, Bernat remains a key player in the team's future. With his guidance and leadership, PSG can continue to rise up the leagues and make their mark on football history.

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