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In the coming hours, Kylian Mbappé will officially become a Real Madrid player. The club from the Spanish capital will announce the signing of its new star during the day. And the search for his replacement officially begins now, even if we imagine that behind the scenes, the Parisian management has been looking into the matter for a while now.
Many names have come out in recent days, such as that of Rodrygo Goes (Real Madrid), who finally declared that he did not want to leave Madrid. We also explained to you exclusively this weekend that Naples is trying everything possible to keep Khvicha Kvaratskhelia – coveted by the Parisians – and negotiations are underway for an extension.
Osimhen has a club in mind
As for his attacking colleague Victor Osimhen, also followed by PSG for the post-Mbappé era, Naples could on the other hand give the green light in the event of a good offer. There Gazzetta dello Sport reveals that the Neapolitans are clearly waiting for an offer for the former Lille player, which would allow them to launch their transfer window and make big salary savings. The idea is to recover 120 million euros, the amount of his release clause.
The opportunity for PSG to seriously position itself? Yes and no. Naples is a seller, and for the Italian team, the player’s future destination does not matter as long as the money comes into the coffers. But the player only has one dream: to play in the Premier League. The media explains that he wants to play at Chelsea if he could choose, because it is the club where his idol Didier Drogba played. This does not mean that he will refuse PSG in the event that the Parisians position themselves with a concrete offer, but it is not the destination he favors for the moment…
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