Eliminated by Real Madrid in the Champions League last week, Paris Saint-Germain will try to take revenge during the next summer transfer window by snatching Aurélien Tchouaméni from the hands of Merengue.
Even if the PSG and Real will no longer meet on European grounds, the two clubs will continue to compete behind the scenes, and in particular on the transfer market. In addition to the Kylian Mbappé file, which is still not settled one way or the other, Madrid and Paris will fight for another French international, namely Aurélien Tchouaméni. Author of a great season in the jersey of AS Monaco, the 22-year-old midfielder has the potential to become one of the best midfielders in Europe. It is for this reason that Real have checked his name for several months now to make him the future replacement for Casemiro, the 30-year-old Brazilian coming to the end of the race.
Tchouaméni, a kind of revenge for PSG against Real
Real Madrid will negotiate with Monaco for tchouameni during the international break the agreement is difficult but possible.
Manchester United & PSG are also interested in the French midfielder.
The current situation at Chelsea makes the deal easier. pic.twitter.com/71gTr7aKHe
— Real Madrid Univers (@Real_Univers) March 13, 2022
In discussions with Monaco, Real seemed to be the favorite in this Tchouaméni file. But according to information from the Defensa Central site, PSG could turn everything upside down in the coming weeks. In search of yet another reinforcement in the midfield to build the best possible team for next season, the club of the French capital is therefore ready to put 40 million euros on the negotiating table. To achieve its ends, PSG could use Kylian Mbappé, a friend of Tchouaméni, as well as his good relations with the Rock club to negotiate a win-win transfer. A deal that could hurt Real, even if the Merengues already have Eduardo Camavinga in store for the future. Anyway, PSG will therefore do everything to annoy Real and take their revenge after their exit from the road in the knockout stages of the Champions League last week…
