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Paris Saint-Germain continues to scrutinize the market for young talents and is closely interested in a young attacker from FC Barcelona. Despite a certain potential, the latter is struggling to make a place for himself in the Catalan first team, opening the door to a departure this summer. Faced with this situation, the Parisian club is ready to take action to try to attract it to its workforce.
Barça talent in the viewfinder of Paris
While Barça relies strongly on his training to compensate for his financial difficulties, all promising young people are not guaranteed a future in the first team. An opportunity that PSG does not intend to let pass, even if other major European clubs also monitor this file.
The player in question is named Hugo Alba, an 18 -year -old striker, who shines in particular in Youth League but struggles to obtain minutes in Liga. According to E-Noticies, Luis Campos and Luis Enrique closely follow his evolution and see him in him a potential reinforcement for the future of PSG.
Luis Enrique could soon get reinforcements at PSG.
With four goals scored this season in Youth League, Alba has shown great promises, but its future in Catalonia remains uncertain. His contract expiring in June, he could leave the club free of charge or for a low amount, estimated around 7 million euros.
A rough competition for PSG
The Paris club is not alone on this file, however. Chelsea, still on the lookout for young talents, has also expressed concrete interest in the Spanish striker. Under the direction of Enzo Maresca, the Blues seek to strengthen their workforce with profiles with high potential.
But PSG could have a major advantage: the presence of Luis Enrique, who knows young Spanish talents well and could play a decisive role in convincing Alba to choose Paris.
It remains to be seen whether the club of the capital will manage to finalize this operation and to offer a new talent to build its project in the long term. One thing is certain, the battle for Hugo Alba is just beginning …
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