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Paris Saint-Germain is working to secure the services of Georgian striker from Naples, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
While the Paris Saint Germain is preparing to close Luis Enrique’s Year I with a Coupe de France final against Olympique Lyonnais, this Saturday (9 p.m.), the management of the capital club has been planning for the next year for several weeks.
Paris will open a new era after the departure of Kylian Mbappé. A period which should be marked by the construction of a more complete and homogeneous workforce, based on a strong collective, in line with the work started this season. Among the recruits targeted to renew the offensive sector is Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. The Georgian striker, who spent two prolific seasons in Naples, really appeals to Luis Enrique and Luis Campos.
Naples begins its whims for Kvaratskhelia
Paris has already advanced its pawns in the “Kvara” file. According to information from Gazzetta dello Sport, the capital club has made a first proposal to the Napoli board. An offer estimated at 100 million euros.
Unsurprisingly, Aurelio De Laurentiis would have brushed aside this first offer out of hand. Renowned for his harshness in business, the temperamental president of Napoli would not be ready to let go of the Georgian star for an amount less than 150 million euros. For his part, Kvaratskhelia, who received an extension offer from Naples, would not be indifferent to the Parisian project.
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