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The deal is close
Paris Saint-Germain are close to sealing a blockbuster deal as they continue to target one of the stars of the 2026 World Cup, hosted by the US, Canada and Mexico, at the highest level.
Ivorian star Yann Diomande is in question, who is attracting attention from many of Europe’s biggest teams, notably PSG and Liverpool, and several English reports have confirmed that he is the desired player at Anfield to replace the departure of Reds living legend Mohamed Salah.
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Preliminary talks between Paris Saint-Germain and Leipzig over Diomande have been successful, sources familiar with the matter have confirmed to the network.ESPN:“.
It has been revealed that the two sides have verbally agreed a deal worth around €100m, with some added bonuses, and the deal is expected to be settled in the coming hours as talks between the two clubs’ presidents, Nasser Al-Khelaifi and Oliver Mintzlaff, have accelerated over the past two days.
French newspaper L’Equipe was the first to reveal the player’s impending move to the French capital, as they noted that Diomande has already agreed a five-year contract with the Paris club and has spoken to coach Luis Enrique and sporting director Luis Campos about the club’s future project.
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Diomande, who joined Leipzig from Leganes last summer for 20 million euros, is regarded as one of the hottest talents in African football and has performed at remarkable levels for Ivory Coast at the 2026 World Cup, prompting Paris Saint-Germain to speed up the deal.
Despite Liverpool and Real Madrid’s interest in the player, PSG are considered to be the closest candidates to sign him, especially since he initially preferred a move to the Paris club and told Leipzig’s management of his desire to leave this summer.
