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PSG’s priority has been clear since the opening of the winter transfer window. For Luis Campos and his teams, the priority files are Randal Kolo Muani and Milan Skriniar. The French champions wish to part ways with the two players who have become undesirable in the eyes of Luis Enrique before considering arrivals.
Concerning Milan Skriniar, the main track leads to Galatasaray, who have already reached an agreement with the Slovak defender and are in advanced discussions with the Parisian leaders. For Randal Kolo Muani, there is no shortage of interested clubs since Tottenham, Manchester United and Juventus Turin would be in the running.
PSG could recover Dusan Vlahovic
And if the Spurs like the Red Devils favor a loan, the Bianconeri would have another idea in mind. According to La Stampa, the Turin leaders would indeed be ready to discuss an exchange with their Parisian counterparts, with Dusan Vlahovic, the Serbian striker of the Old Lady, in the balance.
Author of 16 goals last season in Serie A, the native of Belgrade has 7 goals in 16 appearances this season in the league and 4 goals in 5 Champions League matches, but struggles to convince Thiago Motta and the Piedmontese would work for his departure, also motivated by financial reasons given his contract estimated at 12 million euros annually. Arsenal have already expressed their interest in this regard.
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