Dembélé about to leave? PSG set their sights on Bayern star | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain could experience a spectacular upheaval in attack next summer due to the uncertain future of Ousmane Dembélé. Should the French international leave the club, PSG could apparently set their sights on an FC Bayern star

Contract talks between Ousmane Dembélé and Paris Saint-Germain are said to have stalled at the moment. According to recent reports, the attacking player is lacking the desired financial value in the negotiations

There are also said to be internal sporting differences between the 28-year-old and head coach Luis Enrique, leading to increasing rumours of a possible departure of the world footballer next summer

Premier League clubs are monitoring the situation

Dembélé is said to be flirting with a move to the Premier League, with Manchester City in particular currently being touted as a potential suitor

Should the French international actually leave Paris, PSG would have to reorganize its attack – and this is where an FC Bayern player apparently comes into play

According to reports, Harry Kane is a possible candidate to succeed Dembélé. The England international has been on the Parisians‘ radar for years

PSG tried to convince Kane to move to Paris back in the summer of 2023, but the attacker opted for a transfer to FC Bayern Munich at the time

Bayern are working on a contract extension

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Those at Säbener Straße are unlikely to be thrilled if PSG do indeed make another attempt, as the German record champions are already working on a contract extension with Kane

The goalscorer’s current contract runs until the summer of 2027 , but Bayern are keen to secure an extension before the 2026 World Cup if possible. This would not only allow the club to plan long-term with its most important attacking player, but would also curb the transfer rumours that keep emerging

As things stand, however, there is little to suggest that Kane wants to leave FC Bayern in the near future. The 32-year-old has recently emphasized on several occasions that he feels very much at home in Munich.