The 2018 AFC Women's Player of the Year mutually agreed with the French club to terminate her contract despite still having a year to go and is expected to sign for a Chinese side.
Speaking to Chinese media, Wang said: "I cannot go further with PSG, but I'm grateful for PSG giving me the opportunity to step onto a big stage of life, to let more people know me, and to let me have bigger future.".....
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