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It’s a done deal, PSG will spend 80 million on its new striker!

Forgetting Kylian Mbappé will inevitably have a price. And for PSG, the budget is very clear today: it will be 80 million euros. And for that, Luis Campos and Luis Enrique have two clearly identified leads….READ FULL ARTICLE...READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶

PSG has turned the page on Kylian Mbappé. Even if the digestion took time, especially on the Doha side, which still had hopes of keeping him and extending his contract for several seasons, the club is moving on to something completely different. Luis Enrique and Luis Campos are turning to building a squad for young and more hard-working players. A collective strength rather than the brilliance of a talent. So, to replace the Frenchman in the offensive sector, Paris has drawn up a precise robot portrait. With a budget, also square.

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To find the successor to Kylian Mbappé, PSG’s new offensive weapon, the Qataris have set aside around 80 million euros. A budget dedicated solely to a striker capable of bringing a significant physical dimension, scoring goals and bringing a new grinta to the locker room. At this price, PSG has two very clear options.

The first name on this short list is Julian Alvarez. The Argentinian would like to leave Manchester City for another challenge. He likes Paris. And at 80 million euros, the Citizens are listening. The other file, well known by Luis Campos, is Victor Osimhen. Despite his apparent greed, Naples could accept an offer around 80 to 85 million euros. Even more if Paris includes a player from its squad in the deal..READ FULL ARTICLE

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