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An answer has just been received concerning the potential arrival of Antoine Griezmann at PSG.
Winner of the Coupe de France for the fifteenth time in its history, Saturday evening in Lille after its victory in the final over OL (2-1), Paris Saint-Germain thus ended its 2023-2024 financial year on a good note . Enough to prepare for the future more serenely. And the future is already the summer transfer window, notably with the search for a successor to Kylian Mbappé.
To replace the kid from Bondy, who will join Real Madrid in the coming weeks, many names are circulating in the press, like those of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Victor Osimhen, Rafael Leao and Antoine Griezmann. Concerning the French striker from Atlético Madrid, however, it is not just a rumor…
“Even if Antoine Griezmann is not bling-bling, he is not tracked by PSG”
For the regional daily The Parisian, Dominique Sévérac assured that “Grizou”, which would have a release clause of 25 million euros, does not appear on the shelves of Parisian leaders. Therefore, an arrival of the 2018 world champion in the capital this summer is not on the agenda.
“No, Paris is not looking for a star in the sense that we generally understand it. He wants more collective players, less bling-bling than in the past. Even if Antoine Griezmann is not bling-bling, he is not tracked by PSG », indicated the sports journalist. It indeed seems unlikely to see Griezmann leave Atlético Madrid this summer. A contract extension would even be in the pipeline.
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