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Paris Saint-Germain have moved forward to recruit Napoli striker Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
While the summer transfer window has not yet officially opened its doors, the Paris Saint Germain is on all fronts to strengthen its workforce.
The capital club would be on the verge of registering a first reinforcement in the person of Russian goalkeeper Matvey Safonov, present in France this Tuesday to undergo the traditional medical examination prior to signing his contract. But the sports management of PSG is working to complete another file very quickly.
Kvaratskhelia, things are moving forward!
According to information from Sky Sport Italia, Paris Saint-Germain have made an offer worth 100 million euros to Naples to secure the services of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Initially valued at 60 million euros by PSG, the Georgian striker could therefore be transferred for nine-figure compensation. An amount more in line with the requirements of Aurelio De Laurentiis, renowned for his harshness in business.
The ball is now in the court of the temperamental president of Napoli, as the agent of “Kvara” recalled in comments given to La Gazzetta dello Sport. “ There is interest and an offer from PSGeverything depends on the decision of Naples and its president“. A way of confirming that the player and his entourage are seduced by the Paris Saint-Germain project.
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