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In search of one or two offensive reinforcements ahead of the next transfer window, PSG is reportedly interested in Morgan Rogers. But the price Aston Villa set for their 23-year-old English phenomenon is monstrous.
Faced with tough negotiations with Bradley Barcola and Ousmane Dembele, and with Goncalo Ramos and Kang-in Lee announced to leave, PSG will renew the offensive sector next season.
One or two reinforcements are expected in this area of the game, and if the priority is Julian Alvarez, the capital club is also exploring other profiles. The profile of English attacking midfielder Morgan Rogers is very pleasing to Luis Campos and Luis Enrique.
Indeed, the Parisian board is closely monitoring the situation of the British international, who is under contract with Aston Villa until 2031. But this case seems very complex for PSG in many ways, according to the latest information from journalist Ekrem Konur. Our colleague reports that the competition to sign Rogers is fierce.
Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United are crazy about the player who has scored 13 goals and provided 11 assists in all competitions this season.
The Premier League powerhouses are naturally keen on attracting one of the best English players of the season. A first piece of bad news for PSG, which received a second: the price set by Aston Villa to let go of the native of Halesowen.
Unai Emery's club is demanding 80 million pounds, or $101 million, for their 6-foot-1 attacking midfielder.
At that price, it is difficult for PSG to project itself as a team capable of signing Rogers. It is obvious that the reigning European champion will not go so far as to sign Alvarez, valued at over $109 million by Atletico Madrid, as well as Rogers.
It remains to be seen whether, despite this very bad news, Campos will push hard on this case, or whether the Portuguese sporting director will prefer to put this trail aside, waiting to see how the Aston Villa player's situation evolves during the transfer window.
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Faced with tough negotiations with Bradley Barcola and Ousmane Dembele, and with Goncalo Ramos and Kang-in Lee announced to leave, PSG will renew the offensive sector next season.
One or two reinforcements are expected in this area of the game, and if the priority is Julian Alvarez, the capital club is also exploring other profiles. The profile of English attacking midfielder Morgan Rogers is very pleasing to Luis Campos and Luis Enrique.
Indeed, the Parisian board is closely monitoring the situation of the British international, who is under contract with Aston Villa until 2031. But this case seems very complex for PSG in many ways, according to the latest information from journalist Ekrem Konur. Our colleague reports that the competition to sign Rogers is fierce.
Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United are crazy about the player who has scored 13 goals and provided 11 assists in all competitions this season.
The Premier League powerhouses are naturally keen on attracting one of the best English players of the season. A first piece of bad news for PSG, which received a second: the price set by Aston Villa to let go of the native of Halesowen.
Unai Emery's club is demanding 80 million pounds, or $101 million, for their 6-foot-1 attacking midfielder.
At that price, it is difficult for PSG to project itself as a team capable of signing Rogers. It is obvious that the reigning European champion will not go so far as to sign Alvarez, valued at over $109 million by Atletico Madrid, as well as Rogers.
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Big Update on Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Bradley Barcola Amid Arsenal, Liverpool LinksGianluca Di Marzio says there is 'no chance' that Khvicha Kvaratskhelia or Bradley Barcola will leave PSG this summer, despite interest from Arsenal and Liverpool.It remains to be seen whether, despite this very bad news, Campos will push hard on this case, or whether the Portuguese sporting director will prefer to put this trail aside, waiting to see how the Aston Villa player's situation evolves during the transfer window.
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