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The transfer window promises to be hot for PSG, faced with internal tensions and uncertainty concerning certain executives in the squad. Among them, Nuno Mendes, in disagreement with management over the terms of a contract extension, could leave the club. Anticipating this eventuality, PSG has already identified its ideal replacement: a young talent playing in one of the biggest European clubs. Luis Enrique, seduced by her profile, hopes to attract her to the French capital.
PSG prepares after Nuno Mendes
The player in question is none other than Alejandro Baldé, the young left back of FC Barcelona. At just 21 years old, the Spain international has established himself as a pillar of Hansi Flick’s system, making 22 appearances in all competitions this season. His speed, versatility and offensive contribution make him one of the best prospects for his position in Europe.
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Baldé, future PSG player?
According to the media Relevo, Parisian leaders are closely monitoring the economic situation of FC Barcelona, still in the grip of financial difficulties. A sale of Baldé could be considered to balance the books, and PSG could seize this opportunity to strengthen their left flank.
A strategic bet for the future
By targeting Baldé, PSG once again demonstrates its ability to plan for the long term. The young full-back embodies the vision of a club looking to the future, seeking to rely on talented and promising players. Although negotiations have not yet started, Paris seems determined not to be caught off guard.
If the arrival of Baldé were to materialize, it would mark a new stage in PSG’s strategy to secure its defense and maintain its ambition on the European scene.
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