PSG closes the signing of another attacker

Mika Godts (21 years old) is practically closed by PSG. The Parisian team has accelerated negotiations with Míchel’s Ajax and there is already a verbal agreement for the transfer of the young Belgian attacker, with only the last details to make the operation official.

Míchel loses a key figure

The transfer figure would be around 55 million euros, an amount that demonstrates PSG’s enormous commitment to a player considered one of the great promises of European football. Godts, 21, has just had a great season with Ajax and his offensive profile has convinced the French club. Remember that it was plan B after Diomande’s no.

In Paris they see it as an important piece to strengthen the bands and as an investment in the future. His speed, overflow and ability to play in different attacking positions fit perfectly into Luis Enrique’s project. The Asturian coach would have given the go-ahead to an addition that would allow PSG to add even more talent and depth to its offensive front. With his arrival, Bradley Barcola’s departure is almost certain.

Godts represents a profile that has been heavily invested in in recent years at the Parc des Princes. Youth, quality and hunger for titles.

PSG’s intention is to close all the issues as soon as possible so that the Belgian can join the project. The Parisian team is also very advanced in the incorporation of shark Ferran Torres from Barça for around 50 million euros. Barring a last-minute surprise, Mika Godts will be a new PSG player for around 55 million euros. The agreement is practically closed and the official announcement could come once the final procedures are completed.

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