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PSG sidesteps nightmare bid, eyes next‑generation star

🇫🇷 By 4All Football Editorial ·
Paris Saint‑Germain have ruled out a summer bid for French winger Michael Olise, opting instead to finalise a move for teenage attacking talent Maghnes Akliouche, with the transfer said to be in its final stages. The club believes the youngster represents the 'next Michael Olise' and wants to secure him quickly. PSG consider a direct Olise purchase a "nightmare" internally because the club does not want to upset the superb attacking chemistry already in place and refuses to meet the insane sums Bayern Munich would demand for the French star. They prefer a more affordable option that fits their style. Real Madrid’s public attempts to sign Michael Olise were deliberately very visible, with the Spanish side showing they were doing all they could. When Bayern Munich turned down the offer, the summer story seemed to end, leaving Paris to question why they did not make a big offer. According to L’Equipe, the club wants to sign "the next Michael Olise," not the current Michael Olise. One player they see on that path is Maghnes Akliouche, and the deal is described as being in its final stages with a three‑way desire to complete it quickly. Yan Diomande appears to be slipping out of PSG’s grasp as RB Leipzig step up efforts to sign the winger to a new contract. Manchester City and two German clubs are also trying to persuade a young PSG star to join them, but the Parisians would like to keep their starlet. If you enjoy PSG Talk coverage, add the source on Google to make it a favourite and see more content. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL PSG TALK APP FOR ALL THE LATEST UPDATES – straight to your phone!

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