Mercato: PSG aims for an XXL transfer, the answer is already coming

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Mercato: PSG aims for an XXL transfer, the answer is already coming

Published on May 31, 2023 at 00:00

While Nuno Mendes has been doing pretty good things since his arrival, Paris Saint-Germain would like to recruit another renowned left-back. It would probably be Alphonso Davies, a Canadian international who is currently playing at Bayern Munich, but who could well think about his future according to those around him.

As after each disillusionment, a legendary transfer window is announced at the PSG, Or Luis Campos seems to want to build a solid collective around Kylian Mbappé. This is the case in defence, since after Milan Skriniar other big reinforcements seem to be expected.

Alphonso Davies, the big shot of PSG?

TMW teaches us that the PSG keep an eye on the situationAlphonse Davies, considered one of the most talented players of his generation. His contract ends in June 2025 and he could become a serious competitor for Nuno Mendes, who established himself in a very short time as the starting left-back of the PSG. Note that the 22-year-old is not the only Bavarian followed on the side of Paris, since the French international Lucas Hernandez is also announced as a serious target for this summer.

“Maybe it’s better to wait until 2024 and see how things go before thinking about a new contract”

Asked about the future of the Canadian international, his agent was quite vague about a possible extension in the coming months. ” Bayern are going through a chaotic moment, I don’t know what is happening and who we will have to face ” has explained He didn’t give Huosehaccording to Bild. « There is uncertainty about the direction the club will take, maybe it is better to wait until 2024 and see how things go before thinking about a new contract “. it is true that in spite of a title of German Champion acquired at the end, the Bayern Munich recently parted ways with his sporting director Hasan Salihamidzicas well as its president Oliver Kahn.