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The PSG winter transfer window is more indecisive than expected. Accounts are demanded from the capital club.
PSG is still in the dark regarding the arrival of Gabriel Moscardo, the Corinthians midfielder for whom no official agreement has yet been signed. Victim of an injury to one foot, the young 18-year-old Auriverde remains the subject of discussions between the two clubs, in particular for the observation of a second post-operative medical examination while the person concerned should ultimately not be transferred before next summer.
Yes, but now, according to the Corinthians, the deal worth some 20 million euros previously envisaged, under these conditions, no longer holds. Also the president of the Sao Paulo club, Augusto Melo, publicly renewed the ultimatum already given to PSG, in an interview given to the Domingo de Globo show: “ Give it back to me! », he insists about Gabriel Moscardo, still in Paris with his representatives at this time.
“Sell it even more expensive”
“ I asked for him to come backinsists the Corinthians boss. If there’s a risk there, there’s one here. If there’s a risk we won’t get paid, let’s let it recover here and we’ll be in a better position to sell it for even more. I asked him to come back. He’s with them, the operation will take place, but afterwards… So give him back to me. I’m sure this boy will come back in shape and will be sold for a lot more than he is today. In two months he will be back. » Suffice it to say that the matter is far from being concluded for the Parisian management…
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