PSG is mobilizing to attract a new star of European football and seems ready to invest 70 million euros for this. Two avenues are being studied and foreign competition on these issues does not scare Parisian leaders, who are much better financially armed.
PSG is preparing to dynamite the next transfer windows. The desire to find a new offensive asset is there, there, even if it means spending a small fortune of 70 million euros. The objective is clear: attract a new rising star in European football to strengthen an offensive sector sometimes lacking creativity. Two names stand out in the files followed by the capital club: Nico Williams, the explosive winger of Athletic Bilbao, and Ademola Lookman, the versatile offensive asset of Atalanta. Two different profiles, but which each embody a promising bet for the future of PSG. Two tracks estimated at 70 million euros each.
Williams or Lookman: what choice for Paris?
At 21, Nico Williams has established himself as one of the most coveted talents in Spain. His speed and ability to unbalance defenses appeal to the biggest European clubs, including FC Barcelona. For his part, Ademola Lookman, already performing well in Serie A with Atalanta, offers a more experienced and decisive alternative, thanks to his versatility and sense of goal. With one or the other, PSG would add a real weapon to its offensive arsenal.
Competition struggling financially
For PSG, the Lookman and Williams files do not suffer from great competition. On paper, yes, since Lookman is in the sights of the great Manchester United and Barça has been harassing Williams to come to Catalonia since the Euro. But both are in a complicated financial situation. PSG is much better equipped to deal with an XXL transfer as well as a substantial salary. If Paris moves, Paris will have no rival.
