International star, 35, wants transfer from Eintracht Frankfurt to Ligue 1 new boys so he can become Louis Vuitton model
The German stopper, 35, is in talks with the Ligue 1 new boys regarding a potential switch from Eintracht Frankfurt.
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Trapp was captain at Eintracht last season, as the Bundesliga side finished third and secured Champions League qualification.
But according to German outlet Bild, the veteran is set to quit the German side for Ligue 1 minnows Paris FC in order to chase his model dream.
Trapp is said to believe that he can become the new face of luxury French brand Louis Vuitton should he return to Paris.
The French capital is familiar to the goalkeeper, who played for Paris Saint-Germain between 2015 and 2019.
Trapp is engaged to Brazilian model Izabel Goulart.
It's said that the 40-year-old would relish a return to France, and would love to see her man land a huge modelling gig.
While he is skipper at Eintracht, Trapp has just one year remaining on his contract.
The German side have high hopes for 22-year-old stopper Kaua Santos, who deputised for Trapp when the veteran No1 suffered with a shin injury last season.
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Trapp wouldn't be the first footballer to model for Louis Vuitton.
Last year it was announced that England star Jude Bellingham had signed up to be a "Friend of the House".
Izabel Goulart is the super hot wag of German player Kevin Trapp
Paris FC, meanwhile, earned automatic promotion to Ligue 1 last season by finishing second in the French second tier.
The top flight new boys have moved to Stade Jean-Bouin, which is just across the street from Trapp's former Parc des Princes home.
Paris FC are part owned by Red Bull, although the billionaire Arnault family possess a majority stake.
This summer they smashed their transfer record, forking out around £14.5million for Porto centre-back Otavio.
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