Neymar, OM, PSG, Maxime Lopez, Rafael Leão, Barça : Les 6 infos mercato de mercredi

Barca don’t want Neymar back

• Our opinion : If Neymar would probably have liked to return to Barça, he will have to look elsewhere.

OM observes the Maxime Lopez case

Arrived in October 2020 in Sassuolo, Maxime Lopez quickly established himself in the club blackgreen. But after two and a half years, the midfielder could decide to look elsewhere according to RMC Sport, who claim that Brighton and Roberto De Zerbi, his former coach, are on the lookout. For its part, OM will be an attentive spectator in this matter. Indeed, a resale percentage of 30% had been set at the time of his departure. Sassuolo reportedly set a price between 15 and 20 million euros.

• Our opinion : 30% is not nothing. OM will now have to hope that Sassuolo makes a good sale.

Maldini confirm pour León

This is the only good news of Tuesday evening for AC Milan. Beaten and eliminated by Inter in the semi-finals of the Champions League, the Lombard club is on the verge of extending Rafael Leão. “Only a few details are missing, but it’s done“, announced Paolo Maldini, technical director of the Rossoneri.

• Our opinion : After a long soap opera, Leão will finally extend. Very good news for Milan.

PSG know Sangaré’s price

In the sights of Paris Saint-Germain, Ibrahim Sangaré, who plays for PSV Eindhoven, would have a release clause of 37 million euros according to the Dutch media ED. Incidentally, this source confirms the Parisian interest in this powerful and physical defensive midfielder, under contract until 2027. He has played 43 matches this season in all competitions.

• Our opinion : If Paris really wants to recruit Sangaré, it will “suffice” to lift this clause.

Bonucci will leave Juve and football in 2024

While he has just played his 500th match with Juventus Turin, Leonardo Bonucci has announced that he intends to end his career next year. “I will stop playingsaid the Italian defender. Wearing this jersey for 12 years has been like living in a dream.”

• Our opinion : A chapter that closes. For Bonucci, the time to hang up the cleats has come.

Shaqiri the highest paid player in MLS

With 8.15 million dollars a year, Xherdan Shaqiri (Chicago Fire), a former OL player in particular, has become the highest paid player in MLS. He is ahead of Lorenzo Insigne (Toronto FC, 7.5 million) and Federico Bernardeschi (Toronto, 6.3 million).

• Our opinion : Shaqiri hit the jackpot by signing in MLS.