Khvicha Kvaratskhelia dreams of winning the Ballon d'Or for Georgia with Guti as her inspiration

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, known as 'Kvaradona', comes from a football family - his father, Badri, was also a footballer. Kvaratskhelia, after two seasons at Paris Saint-Germain, became a key figure in the team, winning the Champions League in his first season. This season, he scored 10 goals and made six assists, showing not only offensive skills, but also solid defensive play, which was crucial for his development under the supervision of Luis Enrique. He gained the nickname 'Kvaradona' while playing for Napoli, where he won the Scudetto. He came to Naples from Dinamo Batumi after he had to leave Rubin Kazan due to the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. In Naples, he quickly found a common language with the locals, which only strengthened his position.  Luis Enrique, the current coach of PSG, sees great potential in him and assigns him the number '7'. They work together on its development, and Kvaratskhelia, despite his young age, is already perceived as the team leader. His idol, Guti, also influenced his career, and they maintain contact through social media. Kvaratskhelia, although he dreams of playing for Real Madrid, is currently focusing on his achievements with PSG, where everyone in the team supports his efforts to win the Ballon d'Or. His love for basketball, and especially for Stephen Curry, shows that he draws inspiration not only from football. Visits to Tbilisi, where he is welcomed as a national hero, emphasize his importance for Georgia. Despite his success, Kvaratskhelia remains a humble and ambitious player who constantly strives for excellence under the tutelage of Luis Enrique. --- ## Related Articles 1. [A trajetória de David Raya: do futebol amador à final da Liga dos Campeões](https://torcidanet.live/pt/news/a-trajetoria-de-david-raya-do-futebol-amador-a-final-da-liga-dos-campeoes) 2. [Virgil van Dijk Jadi Inspirasi Arsenal Rekrut William Saliba](https://harimaugoal.com/ms/news/virgil-van-dijk-jadi-inspirasi-arsenal-rekrut-william-saliba)