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Paris Saint-Germain could hit hard on the transfer market next summer. Jorge Mendes would have gone to the capital to take stock of several issues.
The next offseason will be a turning point in the QSI project for Paris Saint-Germain. The departure of Kylian Mbappé will considerably reduce the club’s payroll to offer real recruitment prospects. The attractiveness of PSG is also reinforced by its European experience and its quality of play.
In this exciting context, Paris is starting to advance its pawns. According to information from the daily AS, Jorge Mendes would have gone to the capital to take stock of several important issues for the coming weeks. A player already present in the squad is concerned: Warren Zaire-Emery. Represented by the very influential Portuguese, the Parisian titi should extend his contract in his training club.
Mercato PSG: Campos discusses with Mendes, a player to forget
Jorge Mendes could also have a very important role in the arrival of a recruit of choice. In his catalog notably appears Bernardo Silva, already courted by PSG during previous transfer windows and still in the sights of the capital club for next summer. Mendes and Luis Campos should continue their discussions about the former Monegasque, while addressing other players in the catalog, such as Rafael Leao (AC Milan).
On the other hand, the Spanish media specifies that the hypothesis of seeing Lamine Yamal arrive at Paris Saint-Germain should be forgotten. The young Barça striker, a pure product of La Masia, has no intention of leaving his team.
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