As PSG awaits its season’s conclusion on May 30th in the Champions League final, the club’s management is already strategizing for the summer transfer market. Capital club executives have reportedly pinpointed several promising targets for the upcoming window, consistent with their strategy of acquiring talented young players. Yan Diomandé, fresh from being named the Bundesliga’s best young player following an exceptional season with RB Leipzig, has certainly captured the attention of PSG.

PSG’s interest hinges on offensive player departures

This Friday, it emerged that PSG is closely monitoring the Ivorian international, a sentiment shared by Liverpool. The 2006-born winger is on the radar of these two European giants, but the Parisian club is approaching the situation with careful consideration. Specifically, PSG will only pursue Yan Diomandé if a significant player leaves their attacking lineup. Furthermore, the 19-year-old winger is not the sole offensive talent being evaluated by Paris.

A transfer fee exceeding €100 million?

Moreover, acquiring Yan Diomandé this summer would likely incur a hefty cost. Reports suggest that RB Leipzig‘s management prefers to retain their rising star for another season. Nevertheless, should a truly substantial offer materialize, the German club would seriously consider his departure. A transfer fee upwards of €100 million is reportedly expected by Leipzig‘s leadership, especially as they have secured qualification for next season’s Champions League.