PSG to move for Diogo Costa | OneFootball

After beating Arsenal at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest to seal the successful defence of their Champions League title, in a final decided only on penalties, Paris Saint-Germain are now turning their attention to a summer transfer window that promises to be very busy.

French newspaper L’Équipe revealed this Sunday the plans that Luís Campos, sporting adviser and right-hand man to the Parisians’ president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, has for the summer break, highlighting that one of the main concerns is related to the group of goalkeepers that Spanish coach Luis Enrique will have at his disposal.

Lucas Chevalier was signed from Lille less than a year ago for a fee of around €40 million, with the clear aim of making people forget the then first-choice goalkeeper, Gianluigi Donnarumma, who moved to Manchester City for around €30 million, but the truth is that he ended up failing to meet expectations.

The French international, who was left out of Didier Deschamps’ squad for the World Cup, started the 2025/26 season as first choice, but eventually lost his place to Matvey Safonov, to the point that his last match dates back to 23 January, in the 0-1 win away to Auxerre.

A situation that does not please the player himself, to the point that he is not ruling out the possibility of seeking a move. Given this scenario, it can be read, the newly crowned two-time European champions and five-time French champions have reportedly shown a “strong interest” in FC Porto goalkeeper and captain, Diogo Costa.

This information comes, moreover, just six months after the Portugal international renewed his contract with the blue-and-white club until June 2030, in a deal that includes a release clause set at €60 million, a figure that the board led by André Villas-Boas would hardly be willing to waive.

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