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If Milan Skriniar had doubts about Paris Saint-Germain’s intentions towards him, he understood the reality of the situation last Friday when he saw the group chosen by Luis Enrique to face Montpellier. A group in which his name did not appear, unlike the youngsters Zague, Mayulu or Mbaye. He therefore saw that he was joining the players in the process of leaving, such as Soler, Mukiele, Ugarte and Danilo.
As early as June, we revealed that PSG was clearly not against the departure of the Slovakian defender. However, he had started last season as a starter, until an ankle injury that kept him off the pitch for 3 months. And that probably definitively condemned him in the mind of Luis Enrique, who demanded, and obtained, other defensive reinforcements.
Al Nassr to relieve PSG?
But it is difficult to sell an element with such a nice contract, which takes him until 2028. Especially since the player was not particularly keen to leave PSG so quickly. However, according to information from Fabrizio Romano, a Saudi club could solve the problem. Indeed, Al Nassr would have submitted an interesting offer to PSG, and an agreement would even already be almost reached.
Same thing with the player, who would be close to accepting the conditions proposed by Cristiano Ronaldo’s club. Last summer, it was Al Hilal who had taken a big thorn out of Paris’ side, by making an offer of €90 million for Neymar. This time, it is Al Nassr who would come to relieve the PSG wage bill by taking a player that the coach no longer really wants.
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