Transfer news – Dro Fernandez to PSG, it’s confirmed!

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·17 de janeiro de 2026

Transfer news – Dro Fernandez to PSG, it’s confirmed!

Pedro Fernandez Sarmiento, often called Dro Fernandez, has been announced as a target for Paris Saint-Germain this winter. The 18-year-old midfielder does not want to extend his contract, which ends in 2027 with FC Barcelona, and has a release clause of 6 million euros that PSG would like to take advantage of. RMC Sport confirmed this lead on Saturday.

“A contract offer has been sent to the player.”

The Parisian club wants to recruit Dro Fernandez. Trained at La Masia, the 18-year-old attacking midfielder will not extend his stay at Barça. He is under contract until 2027 and has a relatively low release clause (six million euros). A contract offer has been sent to the player. In Paris, they believe the player has great potential and is perfectly compatible with what Luis Enrique is trying to achieve... who, incidentally, shares the same agent, Iván de la Peña. As reported by the daily Mundo Deportivo, other European clubs like Manchester City are also following the player.

Several media outlets have mentioned this lead, which is quite credible as it aligns with PSG's project. It fits perfectly with a phrase often repeated by coach Luis Enrique and the management: being attentive to opportunities. Seeing Dro Fernandez refuse to extend his contract is a great opportunity.

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He is a very versatile attacking midfielder who could fit perfectly into the Parisian game. Having the same agent as the coach is also a significant advantage for the discussions. These discussions should mainly be with the player's entourage, as the release clause appears to be a gift for this young talent.

A signing with PSG is quite credible, and we have seen this season that an additional option could be beneficial. However, be cautious, as nothing is finalized yet. Other European clubs might try their luck.

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