Tottenham See €35M-Rated Newcastle Target as Short-Term Move with PSG Exit Looming | OneFootball

Milan Škriniar’s future at Paris Saint-Germain seems uncertain as manager Luis Enrique has favored Willian Pacho and Marquinhos as his main center-back pairing.

This change has sparked new rumors about Škriniar’s potential exit. The Slovak defender, who turned down offers from other clubs during the summer transfer window, could now be on the move as the January window nears.

Reports from CaughtOffside suggest that PSG might be open to selling him for around €35 million, with two Premier League teams showing interest.

Newcastle United is reportedly monitoring the situation, looking to address concerns over Jamaal Lascelles and Fabian Schär. They see Škriniar as an affordable and experienced option to strengthen their defense.

Tottenham is also said to be keen, viewing Škriniar as a solid backup for Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero. However, negotiations may prove difficult, as manager Ange Postecoglou reportedly sees Škriniar more as a rotational player than a regular starter.

Where does Tottenham Hotspur stand on Milan Škriniar?

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Journalist Ben Jacobs reports that Škriniar is aiming to resolve his future either this week or early next week. While Galatasaray continues talks, there is also interest from other clubs, with Spurs among those considering a short-term move.

L’Équipe has reported that Škriniar is expected to decide this week which club he will join this winter, with PSG eager to secure a loan deal that includes an option to buy.

Škriniar is also attracting interest from Galatasaray, Tottenham, Napoli, and Aston Villa. However, Napoli is not offering a purchase option, while the Premier League clubs are particularly appealing to the defender.