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Paris Saint-Germain wants to do its big summer cleaning. Indeed, the residents of the Parc des Princes intend to give a major clean sweep since a good ten players are invited to leave. Among them, we find Juan Bernat, who is coming off a terrible year on loan at Benfica, Carlos Soler, Milan Skriniar, Colin Dagba and Danilo Pereira. As explained on our site, the versatile Portuguese is no longer in Luis Enrique’s plans.
He is therefore looking for a way out before the transfer window closes. We have also told you that he already has several very interesting contacts. FC Porto, his former club, is ready to repatriate him. Which does not displease him. In addition, the 32-year-old footballer is also targeted by Turkish teams. But the player under contract until 2025 has Jorge Mendes as his agent, one of the most influential men in the world of football.
Mendes wants to place Danilo at Barça
Equipped with an address book and an XXL network, the Portuguese wants to try to place his client in one of the best clubs in the world. According to Jijanteshe was offered to FC Barcelona. The super agent has very good relations with the Blaugranas, he who notably manages the interests of a certain Lamine Yamal. He has made several deals with the Culés, since he was notably behind the loans of João Cancelo and João Félix last season.
This time, he offered the services of Danilo. A versatile player with solid experience at the highest level. In addition, he would be available for a low fee, since he has one year left on his contract. According to Transfermarkthis market value is estimated at 8 million euros. Something to think about for the Catalans, who have financial problems? Jorge Mendes hopes that this will be the case. For the time being, PSG and Barça have not discussed his case according to our information. To be continued…
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