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Throughout the month of January, this was a sensitive issue. Paris Saint-Germain has launched the seduction operation around Leny Yoro, revelation of the season with LOSC. The young central defender caught the eye of Luis Campos, who did everything to convince him to join the Ile-de-France club as quickly as possible. But LOSC resisted, Yoro ultimately stayed, and other major clubs approached the French central defender’s entourage.
According to our information, a new meeting is planned in the coming days between the Yoro clan and Luis Campos. Paris is the club most insistent on the defender who only has one year left on his contract. Despite his poor relations with Lille president Olivier Létang, the Parisian sports director is doing everything possible to attract the 18-year-old nugget. At the same time, Real Madrid continues to broadcast the same message: we will not do anything crazy for Yoro even if he has indicated that he wants to join us.
Knight to compete with Donnarumma?
Another major element of the 4th in Ligue 1 is monitored by PSG, as we explained to you last November. This is Lucas Chevalier, the 22-year-old goalkeeper, who completed his second full season with LOSC. Considered one of the best goalkeepers of the season, with often remarkable and notable saves, he is clearly in the sights of PSG, who are considering the idea of once again establishing competition in the cages, due to deficiencies displayed by Donnarumma in the Champions League. PSG could therefore draw heavily on Lille’s resources, but the reverse would be possible.
According to our information, LOSC is working on the recruitment of Ethan Mbappé. As we revealed to you yesterday, the northern club targeted the youngest of the Mbappé siblings, who is coming to the end of his aspiring contract with PSG. Former leader of PSG, Lille president Olivier Létang knows how to find the good deals lying around in the capital.
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