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2 weeks ago
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What if we were faced with the new big soap opera of the Parisian transfer window? Earlier today, our colleagues from Parisian explained that last summer, Paris Saint-Germain was interested in Viktor Gyökeres, who needs no introduction. The Parisian management was ready to take action, before changing their mind, and this because Luis Enrique had vetoed the arrival of the Swedish striker.
The Spanish coach felt that the number 9 position was well covered with Gonçalo Ramos and Randal Kolo Muani, in addition to other alternatives like Marco Asensio and Kang-In Lee. But as indicated The Teamthe possibility of seeing Sporting’s serial scorer at PSG in the coming months still exists. The media explains that PSG is still one of the clubs interested in his services.
Luis Campos vs Luis Enrique
Better, Luis Campos has already organized meetings with the management of the Lisbon club, just as he speaks regularly with the player’s agents. For him, the Parisian squad does indeed need a number 9. The striker has not yet made a choice and wants to be patient, while he has a release clause of 100 million euros, making a departure for Paris in winter very complicated.
Clearly, Luis Campos is strong in this matter since Luis Enrique still sticks to his positions. Despite the poor results, he remains convinced that his team does not need a striker, and even less at an XXL price. It now remains to be seen who will win the case; Will Nasser al-Khelaïfi trust the Portuguese’s recommendations or will he respect the Spaniard’s wishes? We’ll know soon…
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