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Paris SG are determined to secure a prestigious target before the summer transfer window closes.
Now that the arrival of Joao Neves is almost complete, PSG can turn to other transfer window files. And there is one that is particularly close to its heart at the moment. It concerns Nico Williams, the Spanish winger from Athletic Bilbao.
The European champion striker was not initially in the plans of the French champions. But, gradually, the Parisian board ended up convincing itself that he represents a good opportunity and that he had to be signed. This is what Daniel Riolo, the famous journalist of RMC Sport, reports.
PSG has a free hand
FC Barcelona were also interested in this player, but the Catalans considered the price of the player too expensive and preferred to bet on Dani Olmo. Now that the field is clear, PSG is ready to go on the offensive by making a generous offer to the Basques.
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Direction Paris for Nico Williams?
Regarding the discussions with the player, Luis Enrique, the coach of the Parisian team, is ready to contact his compatriot and convince him to join the French capital. He will need solid arguments to bait him, because the interested party also has contacts with big English teams.
If he commits to Paris, Nico Williams will be able to count, in addition to Luis Enrique, on the presence of two compatriots to facilitate his adaptation, namely Carlos Soler and Fabian Ruiz. With the latter, the technical relationship is also excellent and we were able to see it during the last European Championship.
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