In the morning sunshine of January 19th, an explosive news spread rapidly in the soccer world - the journalist Loïc Tanzi of the newspaper L'Equipe revealed that Paris Saint-Germain were plotting their "prey" for this summer: Liverpool's Salah and Aston Villa's Duran.
Salah's Liverpool career will reportedly come to an end on June 30, with contract renewal talks hanging in the balance, attracting covetousness from a number of giants including Paris Saint-Germain. For the Egyptian winger, Paris St. Germain has shown great interest and is seen as a strong contender in the battle. In the event of success, Paris St. Germain will enjoy a "free lunch" and will not have to pay a penny for the star.
Another target, Aston Villa's Duran, a young striker at the age of 21, has caught the eye of Paris Saint-Germain with his outstanding performance. According to sources close to the matter, Paris Saint-Germain plan to throw an olive branch to Aston Villa in the winter transfer window for a huge transfer fee of 90 to 100 million euros in a bid to bring the starlet under their wing.
This reinforcement is of great significance to Paris Saint-Germain. The addition of Salah will inject great firepower into the team, while Duran is regarded as the future hope of the team, and his potential and talent make Paris Saint-Germain have unlimited expectations for him.
However, signing these two stars will not be easy. Salah's contract extension is still uncertain, while Duran's high transfer fee will also put pressure on Paris Saint-Germain's financial situation. Therefore, Paris Saint-Germain will need to carefully evaluate their own strength and financial situation in the next few days, and formulate a wise recruitment strategy to ensure that this "ball hunting war" can come to a successful end.
