In discussions with Lille for several weeks, Paris Saint-Germain has finally reached an agreement for midfielder Renato Sanches. And the Portuguese international will obviously land with the reigning French champion as part of a loan with a fixed purchase obligation of 10 million euros.
Renato Sanches is getting closer to PSG.
On this summer transfer window, the sports adviser of Paris Saint-Germain Luis Campos has adopted a clear course of action: the Portuguese leader refuses to overpay the players and sets, on each file, a limit in the negotiations.
Thus, for several weeks, talks have dragged on with Lille for midfielder Renato Sanches, on the departure one year from the end of his contract.
Sanches prt Paris ?
Despite persistent competition from AC Milan, PSG prolonged the discussions by refusing to pay the 15 million euros claimed by LOSC. While Campos had precisely the intention of accelerating on this file this week, the Portuguese daily O Jogo announced on Friday an agreement between the two French teams for the Portuguese international.
And surprise, Paris would have succeeded in negotiating a loan with an obligation to purchase an estimated 10 million euros for the former Bayern Munich player! If this news is confirmed, it is a particularly interesting operation at an affordable cost for the reigning French champion, helped in the negotiations for the absolute will of the 24-year-old talent to join the capital club.
A formula like for Ekitike
Such a deal is obviously reminiscent of the agreement made by Paris for Reims striker Hugo Ekitike, recently recruited on loan with a fixed purchase obligation of 36 million euros. With this formula, the PSG, in particular vis–vis financial fair play and the DNCG, manages to relieve its accounts compared to the current accounting year by postponing the payment of these operations. A good business in perspective?
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