PSG could move for Benfica backup with £50m bid | OneFootball

The prominence that Anísio Cabral has achieved with Benfica has not gone unnoticed in the major European leagues. One of the clubs already closely monitoring the 17-year-old's development is PSG, led by Luis Enrique. The French club has been compiling detailed reports on the player and is considering the possibility of making a move for him at the end of the season.

Currently under contract until June 2027 with a release clause of 30 million euros, the forward will soon turn 18. At Benfica's SAD, a plan is already in place to renew the contract until 2031, which includes a significant salary increase and raising the release clause to over 60 million euros.

PSG is aware of these developments but has decided not to make a concrete offer for the forward yet - who was decisive in the last match. For now, they are keeping the young player under market surveillance and continue to gather information on his performance and development, reinforcing the data to prepare for a potential approach in the future.

According to the website 'Média Foot', Luís Campos, the coordinator for Parisian football, intends to make an offer of around 50 million euros. The young player is also being closely watched by Manchester United, increasing the competition for his transfer.

This season, playing for Benfica, Anísio Cabral has been one of the great surprises of the team. So far, the 17-year-old Portuguese has played three matches in the Liga Portugal Betclic and, in the 19 minutes he was on the pitch, scored two headed goals.

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