Paris Saint-Germain is poised for significant activity in this summer transfer period. Initially, the Parisian leadership appears focused on streamlining the squad. Recent developments indicate a crucial agreement between Paris and AC Milan for the transfer of Portuguese forward Gonçalo Ramos. In addition to Ramos, Kang-In Lee is also expected to leave the club soon, with the South Korean player reportedly nearing a move to Atlético de Madrid for several days now.

PSG and Luis Enrique prioritize Yan Diomandé

While the latest information from Spanish football circles suggests that Kang-In Lee’s departure could generate €35M for PSG, efforts are actively underway to secure a replacement for the South Korean talent. My reporting indicates that the Parisian club aims to sign Yan Diomandé to fill the void left by the number 19. Highly sought after by Liverpool as well, the Ivorian international is considered one of football’s most promising young talents. Luis Campos is expected to advance discussions on this matter very soon, especially since manager Luis Enrique is a strong admirer of the RB Leipzig sensation’s profile.

Diomandé focused on World Cup amid transfer speculation

Currently representing Côte d’Ivoire in the World Cup, Yan Diomandé recently addressed questions about his future after the tournament. He stated, “No, I don’t know what choice I will make. I am not thinking about my future beyond the World Cup. I am trying to focus all my energy on the World Cup and then see what happens next, but I cannot comment further on that.”