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Marco Asensio is leaving. This winter, the 29-year-old Spaniard is clearly invited to find a new base, he who no longer enters into Luis Enrique's plans at PSG. To get back on track, the former Real Madrid player has several options on the table. Yesterday, we revealed to you that Galatasaray made an offer for him. At the same time, La Liga clubs are pushing to recruit him. Betis, Real Sociedad, Villarreal and Mallorca are notably in the mix.
This is good, Asensio, who was once linked to Aston Villa, has a preference for a return to his country. Besides, El Chiringuito And Sport reveal that the player's agent, Jorge Mendes, offered his services to FC Barcelona. The Culés are, in fact, looking for offensive reinforcement. But they reached an agreement yesterday with Marcus Rashford (Manchester United). However, this matter has not yet been resolved. But what is certain is that Barça said no for Asensio. In addition to FCB, the Parisian was also offered to Atlético de Madrid.
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