Mika Godts Responds To Claims Over Slow Start Amid PSG Playing Time Concerns

Having arrived with the tag of one of European football's top prospects, Mika Godts refuses to give in to external impatience. The Belgian winger addressed premature judgements over his adaptation, pointing out the need to take on the demands of a new environment. Aware of the expectations, the 21-year-old remains grounded. He focuses on daily hard work to settle into the capital smoothly.

The new Parisian enjoys full support internally and from his coach Luis Enrique.

According to Het Nieuwsblad, his transfer from Ajax Amsterdam cost a fixed €45 million, plus €10 million in add-ons.

The Leuven native understands the step up between leagues. He therefore leans on his teammates to raise his game.

This mutual trust allows the youngster to develop with peace of mind. He aims to take a major step forward with Paris Saint-Germain.

Since arriving on August 15, 2026, wearing the number 22 shirt, the forward continues his development. Mika Godts has made 6 appearances for a total of 144 minutes played. Without a single start, the young winger has already registered 1 assist against LOSC.

To shake up the hierarchy established by Luis Enrique, the player relies on his international displays with Belgium.

Handed a starting spot by Mark van Bommel, he found the net against Italy (2-0). He then played the full match against the France national team (0-1) in the Nations League at the King Baudouin Stadium.

This international exposure and his consistency should provide him with strong arguments. He hopes to feature more frequently in the Parisian squad rotation.