Benjamin Pavard to Inter Milan? The Italian club, finalist of the last Champions League, is negotiating with Bayern Munich. “There will be no announcement today (Monday), but everything is OK,” Inter sporting director Beppe Marotta told Radio Serie A.
Pavard, 27, world champion with France in 2018, is pushing for his departure from Bayern, where he has one year left on his contract. Manchester United have already failed to attract him this summer.
Bought in Reims for 28.5 M€, Hugo Ekitike will not be retained by PSG after a disappointing first season. Before recruiting Elyer Wahi, Lens had thought of the Parisian centre-forward, as informed by La Voix du Nord. And according to RMC Sport, another L1 club, Lyon, “inquired” about him.
“The operation is unlikely to succeed,” however, specifies RMC. PSG does not want to sell off Ekitike, 21 and under contract until 2027. If Lyon striker Bradley Barcola (20) still appeals to PSG, not sure that a possible transfer would bring Ekitike to Lyon. West Ham, Frankfurt and AC Milan would remain candidates for the former Rémois.
As mentioned elsewhere Jérémy Doku is close to leaving Rennes for the Premier League. And as the renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano reveals, it is Manchester City that is about to welcome him. An offer of around €60 million including bonuses would have been made.
City, champion of England and Europe, would already have an agreement with Doku, winger of 21 years and Belgian international. He had been recruited by Rennes in Anderlecht for 26 M€ in 2020.
Paris Saint-Germain want Randal Kolo Muani, and he will still materialize his interest. Eintracht Frankfurt has already refused nearly €60 million from PSG for the French vice-world champion. According to L’Équipe, the capital club will make a second reassessed offer “this Monday morning”.
Frankfurt, qualified for the Europa League Conference, would ask at least 80 M € for Kolo Muani, 24 years old. Arrived free from Nantes a year earlier, the native of Bondy is under contract until 2027 at the German club.
