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PSG has already offered itself what will undoubtedly be the most notable transfer of this month of January with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. The Parisians paid 70 million euros to attract the Naples star, who has already arrived in the capital and who has recovered Kylian Mbappé's number 7. A player of the present, but also of the future; and a hell of a gift for Luis Enrique’s offensive sector.
However, the Parisian management is not resting on its laurels and continues to prospect left and right in search of potential reinforcements for the team, whether for this winter or for next summer. A few days ago, we exclusively revealed to you a Parisian offer made to Jhon Durán, the Colombian striker from Aston Villa. The Parisian decision-makers also met the player's entourage, who perfectly matches all the criteria established for the number 9 position so desired by Luis Enrique and the thinking heads of the club.
A substantial price
And as indicated Relevonegotiations continue between the two clubs in recent hours. The management of PSG and Aston Villa continue to discuss the outlines of a possible transfer, a priori for next summer. Negotiations considered difficult and which are progressing slowly, according to the Spanish media, while Duran returned to the field this weekend against Arsenal, he who had not played since his red card against Newcastle on December 26.
The Iberian publication adds an interesting point: Aston Villa is asking 70 million euros for the services of its 21-year-old striker, scorer of 7 goals in 19 Premier League games this season, most of them coming during the game. No doubt that PSG is trying to lower this price, while other clubs like Chelsea are also on the move. To be continued…
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