Press review: PSG’s hottest transfer sagas | OneFootball

This Tuesday, August 4, the French press (from a sporting perspective) focused, as far as Paris Saint-Germain are concerned, on the issues that need to be resolved soon in their transfer window. There is the possible departure of Bradley Barcola (23-year-old forward), but also potential signings for PSG: Mika Godts (21-year-old Ajax Amsterdam and Belgium forward), Ferran Torres (26-year-old FC Barcelona and Spain forward) and Zion Suzuki (23-year-old Parma and Japan goalkeeper).

Le Parisien –

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PSG are certainly busy at the moment, especially if the idea of completing their recruitment before the start of official competition (on August 12 against Aston Villa in the UEFA Super Cup) is confirmed. But for now, that is only a rumor, and we often see this kind of announcement come to nothing.

In any case, we always remain cautious about media claims regarding the transfer window. However, the interest in Godts has been confirmed by his agent, and there is hope for a transfer to happen relatively quickly. It would be an opportunity for the Belgian to establish himself at the highest level. It is less clear with Torres, even if he has rather left the door open. The Spaniard has not ruled out Barça, and a contract extension remains possible.

That would not seem to be the case for Barcola, so a departure has been mentioned recently, with very strong interest from Liverpool, who are in the middle of rebuilding their attack. But the transfer is far from done, and the price remains high while he still has two years left on his contract. Doubt remains.

There are also questions about Suzuki’s exact role, and that of the other goalkeepers, if the Japan international arrives. PSG would not sign him for no reason, especially not for a fee of around €30 million. But Matvey Safonov (27) did finish the season as number one, and Lucas Chevalier (24) seems determined to fight and eventually establish himself. Here again, we have to wait to see things more clearly.

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