PSG, which could have four recruits by the end of the week, is not yet done with the transfer window.
At the end of the last match of the tour in Japan (Monday, July 25), Christoph Galtier was sneered. “To get back to Paris, we have a 12-hour long journey. When we arrive, there might be two, three, even four or five other recruits,” His successor, Mauricio Pochettino, responded to reporters who asked him about the transfers.
As the Parisian coach speaks, he can already count on three new players: Portuguese midfielder Vitina (formerly Porto), Stade de Reims striker Hugo Eketiki, France international from Leipzig, Nordi Mukele, who had to pass his medical examination and sign, Wednesday st. later.
Three young players symbolize the capital club’s new politics, but aren’t enough to satisfy Luis Campos, on a mission to give Galtier the means to realize PSG’s ambitions.
The Parisian coach still needs three players: a central defender, a defensive midfielder and a scorer. Mukiélé has a diverse appearance, and the last two stands have become a priority. According to concordant information, Paris Saint-Germain will have an absolute priority: the recruitment of a striker.
Renato Sanchez, the fourth recruit?
After hoping to be able to sign Robert Lewandowski, the capital club is working on less flashy tracks. One leads in particular to Gonzalo Ramos, the young Portuguese striker from Benfica Lisbon. The Portuguese club is demanding 40 million euros to give up the international player, which new coach Roger Schmidt does not want to give up. The remote confrontation between the two clubs began. PSG doesn’t want to put more than 25 million into the deal.
In the middle, the capital club was still waiting for the signature of Renato Sanchez. The player has made PSG a priority, but the two teams are struggling to agree on the transfer amount.
The hope of seeing Portuguese land in Paris by the end of the week is very real. He was to be the fourth recruit at Paris Saint-Germain.
In defense, the path to Milan Skriniar is still suitable, but he has calmed down to the demands of Inter (Paris does not want to put more than 50 million, and Inter ask 70). Gonçalo Ignacio (21, Sporting Portugal) is mentioned, but Paris isn’t the only one right away. Manchester United and Barcelona have access to the information as well.
