Mika Godts Scout Report: Belgian Winger Who Was Ajax’s Young Player of the Year, Now at PSG
When Mika Godts moved from Genk to Ajax in January 2023 for a reported fee of around 1 million euros, he was a youngster mostly watched in the Jong Ajax side. In 2025-26 he scored 17 goals in 32 Eredivisie games, won the Johan Cruyff Talent of the Year award and in August 2026 joined Paris Saint-Germain in a deal of around 55 million euros. This file on the 21-year-old Belgian left winger assesses his rise at Ajax and his first weeks at PSG using public data. It contains no transfer recommendation.
| Mevki | Left Winger / Attacking Midfielder |
|---|---|
| Kulüp | Paris Saint-Germain |
| Uyruk | Belgium |
| Yaş | 21 |
| Doğum | 07.06.2005 |
| Boy | 1.76 m |
| Sözleşme | June 2031 (five-year deal, August 2026) |
Strengths
The first is goal output from the wing: 17 goals in a single Eredivisie season. The second is a two-way attacking contribution; double-figure assists in the same season. The third is rapid progression; from Jong Ajax to the Champions League and the Belgium senior team within two years. The fourth is output that is starting to show at the top level; his international goal against Italy in Rome and his first Ligue 1 goal for PSG.
Weaknesses and Development Areas
The first development area is top-level minutes; PSG’s wing rotation is one of the most crowded in the world. The second is output in the Champions League; no goals in 8 games in 2025-26. The third is physical robustness; the 2023-24 thigh injury and, at 1.76 m, matches in which he may struggle in physical duels.
Career Projection and Contract Status
PSG signed Godts on 15 August 2026 on a five-year deal to 2031; according to the press the fee was around 55 million euros including bonuses, with some sources putting the total potentially as high as 64 million. Genk hold a sell-on clause. Left out of Belgium’s 2026 World Cup squad, he returned to the national team in the autumn. At 21, his share of minutes at PSG is the main variable that will shape the next stage of his career.
A 21-year-old left winger named the Eredivisie's young player of the year, who has scored for Belgium's senior team and entered PSG's rotation.
Securing regular minutes at PSG and sustaining his Ajax goal and assist output at the top level.
Tolga Şahin, scout in charge of France, Belgium, the Netherlands and England. This report is built on public sources and contains no transfer recommendation.
