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PSG has a very specific target for the next summer transfer window. And it’s not Victor Osimhen.
Despite the planned departure of Kylian Mbappé at the end of the current campaign, PSG does not plan to recruit a scorer during the following offseason. From there, the Victor Osimhen option is, de facto, ruled out.
The Nigerian had been cited as a potential reinforcement for the French champions once the Bondyn genius leaves. However, its wonderful price (€130M) and the fact that the offensive sector is already well supplied means that the Parisian management no longer thinks too much about this solution.
PSG targets a former LOSC player
According to RMC Sport, PSG instead wants to recruit a corridor player. And his sights would have fallen on Rafael Leao, the AC Milan winger. The former Lille player has many admirers in the French capital and among them is his compatriot Luis Campos. The two men have already rubbed shoulders at LOSC.
Besides Leao, Paris is targeting another element for this summer. He is still strongly interested in hopeful international fullback Leny Yoro. The latter does not want to extend his contract with the Mastiffs and there is talk of signing him quickly to pull the rug out from under the feet of the competition.
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