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Determined to recruit new reinforcements for its squad, PSG is keeping a lead that is starting to date: Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. The 23-year-old Georgian interests the leaders of the capital club who still wish to offer him. Except that the asking price is still a little too high for them and several operations have been considered. In vain for the moment.
Great track PSG since last summer, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia still interests the club despite his less impressive performance this season. The Georgian, who seems to have his mind elsewhere, could leave Naples this winter. THE PSG tries to convince the Italian club by proposing different alternatives, in particular an exchange with Randal Cole Muani in addition to €45M. But the latter does not see himself evolving there.
-PSG still wants Kvaratskhelia
Looking for reinforcements on the offensive level last summer, the PSG had set his sights on the Georgian. Khvicha Kvaratskheliapillar of Napoli for two years, remains an important player. Last summer, his club tried hard to avoid letting him leave. The leaders are less demanding now but the PSG still need to find solutions. Indeed, according to Foot Marketthe club does not want to spend more than €45 million this winter. However, two proposals emerged: €45M and Randal Cole Muani or €60M and Milan Skriniar against Kvaratskhelia.
Kolo Muani blocks PSG
In difficulty at PSG since the start of the season, Randal Cole Muani is now pushed towards the exit. If the French striker attracts the interest of several clubs in Europe, he is not ready to go to Naples because the destination does not suit him according to FM. The former playerEintracht Francfortrecruited at €90M in 2023, is in the small papers of several clubs Premier League et Manchester United has focused extensively on the issue recently.
