Paris Saint-Germain, the prominent French football club, may potentially acquire the summer transfer target of Arsenal and Manchester United, who currently plays for Newcastle United.
As reported by The Sun, PSG might secure the summer acquisition that Premier League rivals were vying for.
Bruno Guimaraes, who is unlikely to remain at Newcastle for the 2019 season, is now being sought after by Paris Saint-Germain.
Newcastle may be required to offload players during the upcoming summer transfer window.
To adhere to FPP regulations, the Magpies are need to offload players, and Guimaraes presents the optimal opportunity to do so.
According to reports, the French champions are willing to allocate the entire £100 million budget in order to acquire the 26-year-old player.
Kylian Mbappe, currently esteemed as one of the foremost players globally, will depart from the French team throughout the summer.
PSG will now unquestionably have to acquire a prominent player in order to alleviate the distress experienced by their fans.
Arsenal and Manchester United have expressed interest in Guimaraes, while PSG is supposedly in the lead.
It is widely known that Bruno is their main priority as they have been closely monitoring him for a considerable period of time.
PSG is hopeful that they can persuade the Brazilian international, who has strong emotional connections to France, to go from his current Premier League club and relocate to Paris.
According to reports, the midfielder is keen to participate in the UEFA Champions League, an opportunity that will not be available to him at Newcastle United next season.
The story indicates that PSG, who have been monitoring the 26-year-old for over a year, has become aware of this.
The midfielder has shown to be immensely successful at Newcastle United.
In January 2022, the Tyneside squad invested £35 million to acquire the services of the Brazilian player, who has subsequently established himself as one of their most prized assets.
The midfielder has played a significant role in Newcastle’s achievements under the leadership of manager Eddie Howe. He contributed to the club’s qualification for the Champions League in the previous season and their advancement to the final of the Carabao Cup.
