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Paris Saint-Germain has been active in recent days. Particularly in midfield, where we revealed the imminence of an agreement for the transfer of João Neves, from Benfica Lisbon. The 19-year-old midfielder was the priority of the Parisian club since the opening of the market with his very technical profile but also concerned with defensive work.
But PSG will not stop at João Neves. The objective is then to recover an element, perhaps a bit more defensive, like the track mentioned earlier, leading to Jerdy Schouten. According to our information, PSG is working on other files in parallel. Files that will be activated once the transfer of João Neves is effective.
PSG knows the price to pay
We can thus reveal to you that PSG recently discussed with Bayern Munich about Joshua Kimmich. With the desire to know the conditions for a transfer, but also the salary conditions with the player. PSG is now aware of the price, both for the club and for the 29-year-old German international. The capital club also knows that it has the means to close this file, if it decides to activate it.
Kimmich has been in PSG’s sights for several months, after having been courted for a long time by FC Barcelona. Recruited in 2015 by Bayern Munich, the player who can play both right-back and midfielder is coming to the end of his contract in 2025. And the Munich club is leaving the door open to a transfer. For PSG, it will also be necessary to carry out the slimming down in a sector that appears very dense (Soler, Ugarte, Ndour, Vitinha, Ruiz, Zaïre-Emery, Mayulu, Moscardo).
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