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Arrived free at Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2023, Marco Asensio has so far failed to impose on it. Luis Enrique uses it only very rarely and things should not change for the former Real Madrid since Paris is open when he left. Aston Villa is interested and could quickly make it known.
After The teamthe English club has established contacts with Marco Asensio for several weeks and has never broken the dialogue despite its inclinations of recruiting Mathys Tel. But the Bayern Munich player will not come and while the team trained by Unai Emery is about to separate from his Colombian revelation, Jhon Duran who will spin on Al-Nassr's side against a large check for 70 million euros, the Asensio track has resumed the hair of the beast.
PSG wishes a firm sale
Under contract with Paris until 2026, will the twenty-nine-year-old winger know a new championship within a few days, he who had only played in Spain before landing in Ligue 1? PSG is a seller, but not on any conditions. As the media said, the capital's club will only accept to separate from its player in the event of a final transfer.
Paris can no longer lend players anyway, he who reached his quota and for example had to sell Xavi Simons to the RB Leipzig to lend Milan Skriniar to Fenerbahçe.
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