Transfers – PSG close in on Digne and Diomandé, firm on Barcola | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain are simultaneously making progress on three major transfer cases. According to Canal+ journalist Olivier Tallaron, the return of Lucas Digne, 32, Aston Villa’s left-back, is becoming clearer, an agreement is in place with Yan Diomandé, 19, RB Leipzig winger, while Bradley Barcola, 23, the Parisian forward, has not asked to leave.

Lucas Digne, a return to Paris well on track

The Lucas Digne case appears particularly advanced, even if the final details of the deal still need to be settled. The announced timeline also explains the lack of an immediate official confirmation: the left-back remains fully focused on the World Cup with the French national team. His arrival would give PSG an experienced option behind Nuno Mendes, with a player who already knows the club and can quickly contribute to the rotation. As long as the signing is not finalized, however, a degree of caution remains necessary.

An agreement already reached with Yan Diomandé

The agreement between PSG and Yan Diomandé represents significant progress, but it still does not guarantee his transfer. Paris must now find common ground with RB Leipzig, who remain in control of the situation since the Ivorian winger is under contract with the German club. Paris’s decision not to rush the talks shows that this is a long-term target. The interest is concrete, discussions are regular, but no agreement between the two clubs has yet been announced.

Bradley Barcola has not asked to leave PSG

PSG’s current position is unambiguous: Bradley Barcola is still part of the project. The player simply wants to postpone discussions about his future in order to stay focused on the World Cup. Above all, no transfer request has been made at this stage.

That clarification temporarily cools the rumors surrounding the forward, even if the situation could be reassessed after the competition. For now, Paris therefore does not appear to be either looking to sell him or preparing to replace him.

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