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Mercato: PSG is set for the transfer of this crack
Published on June 22, 2024 at 10:30 p.m.
This season, Leny Yoro has impressed all observers and he has already established himself as one of the best central defenders in Ligue 1. The Lille player’s performances have attracted the attention of many courtiers, starting with Real Madrid, who have managed to reach an agreement with the player. PSG is aware of this and will try to derail the operation.
The PSG shone on the national scene this season, which allowed him to place seven representatives on the typical team of the Ligue 1. We find in particular Gianluigi Donnarumma in the goals, Ashraf Hakimi et Marquinhos in central defense, Vitinha et Warren Zaïre-Emery in midfield and Ousmane Dembélé et Kylian Mbappé in attack. This therefore does not leave many places for players from other teams, but some have still managed to stand out.
PSG is very interested in Leny Yoro
In central defense, the observers decided to place Leny Yoro next to Marquinhos. It must be said that the Lille player impressed for his first real season in Ligue 1, despite the fact that he is only 18 years old. As le10sport.com revealed to you exclusively, the French and the Brazilian could also be truly associated together on the side of Paris. Indeed, the capital club checked the name of the player from LOSC to strengthen themselves in central defense. After failing to attract him last winter, Luis Campos seems determined to get there this summer.
PSG knows Yoro wants to join Real Madrid
Problem, the PSG is perhaps already out of the race for the transfer of Leny Yoro. According to information from the journalist of The Athletic, Mario Corteganathe central defender would have an agreement with the Real Madrid, a club he wants to join at all costs. The champion of France is aware of this, but he will still try to change the mind of the person concerned. In addition, Madrid leaders do not yet have an agreement with Lillewhile Paris yes, which still leaves a little hope for PSG.
