Le Parisien has devoted a double page to Paris Saint-Germain football advisor Louis Campos in its daily edition. The influences of the Portuguese in particular have been examined, from Jose Mourinho to Jorge Mendes via Olivier Jani.
The transfer window closed a few days ago and PSG can now fully focus on their upcoming matches, with their eyes set on the match against Maccabi Haifa on Wednesday (9pm). The name of the Parisian football advisor, Luis Campos, was mentioned in the capital’s club news in recent days. In England and now in France, the Portuguese has been transferred alongside Chelsea, who would be willing to give him an annual salary of eight million euros to direct the London side’s sporting policy.
In his daily edition, Le Parisien dwells on the circle of influence of the Luistenian decision-maker, who has surrounded himself with many personalities (more or less known) from the footballing world during his career. Jose Mourinho was notably mentioned there, as the Roma technician was quickly announced among the contenders to succeed Mauricio Pochettino before seeing the rumors fizzled out. The Portuguese has surrounded himself with two reliable men this summer at Paris Saint-Germain with Christophe Galtier, with whom he has traded everything, and Olivier Jani, in charge of “eyes and ears” Luis Campos, somewhat similar to Angelo Castellazzi with Leonardo during his last term.
With Campos, Jorge Mendes is back in action
In the Agents section, Le Parisien reviews the fusion relationship between Luis Campos and Jorge Mendes. The Cristiano Ronaldo representative in particular has been ubiquitous this summer at Paris Saint-Germain. From Vitinha to Renato Sanches via Warren Zaire-Emery’s first professional contract, the person considered the world’s most powerful advisor has been part of Luis Campos’ premium networks for several years now.
Near Mino Raiola, who died last April, Luis Campos also maintains strong ties to the entourage of the Italian-Dutch agent. Both sides are already working on extending Marco Verratti. A chance to realize that the influences of the former leader of Monaco and Lusk are already pulling across the capital.
