PSG transfer news, the latest on Godts, Torres and Barcola | OneFootball

Here is the latest installment in the saga: a roundup of the latest news about Paris Saint-Germain’s transfer window. This includes a look back at the last 24 hours (published earlier in the evening) to review what is or is not happening, what is moving forward, or what is surprising. Today, the focus is on Mika Godts, Ferran Torres, and Bradley Barcola.

Official:

Nothing.

Transfers that could be wrapped up soon:

Mika Godts, the 21-year-old Belgian forward from Ajax Amsterdam, is close to joining PSG. His agent has already confirmed that an offer exists, as well as the player’s desire to change clubs. However, an agreement still needs to be reached between the two sides. Moreover, the Dutch club would no doubt prefer to have a replacement lined up before finalizing the deal. Progress has already been made on that front, according to Voetbal, notably with the possible return of Noa Lang, who is experiencing difficulties in Naples.

The 26-year-old Spain and FC Barcelona forward has been mentioned as a PSG target for a little while now, though nothing concrete has emerged. But many media outlets are pointing to an acceleration this week, as the player is soon set to reach the end of his vacation. The idea is also to get ahead of a possible contract extension, for which Barça would prefer to wait until September (to avoid having to pay an €8 million clause to Manchester City). Nothing is certain yet, but things could move very quickly

Possible transfers:

The 23-year-old PSG and France forward (under contract until 2028) has refused to extend his deal in Paris, opening the door to a possible departure this summer. Liverpool have shown particular interest. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, negotiations are underway between the clubs. A €100 million offer was made, but it was clearly far from enough for the Parisian club.

Rumored leads:

Nothing.

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