What do you do when you are one of the richest clubs in the world? Quite simply – you basically buy players as much and when you please. PSG is in that category as previous years show, and even the UEFA Financial Fair Play rules or La Liga complaints to relevant authorities cannot change that. After spending enormous amount of money on Kylian Mbappe’s renewal, the Parisians signed the Portuguese international Vitinha for 40 million euros and Skriniar, along with Scamacca deals are in the works, and will probably cost the same, if not more money. But, the Parisians are still in need for more players, even thou the haven’t sold a single player yet (Di Maria went as a free agent, Areola was already on loan at West Ham). But now, they have another proven tactics – loans.🚨 Nordi Mukiele is now expected to extend his contract at RB Leipzig before being loaned straight to PSG. The loan will include an obligation to buy for €15m. (Source: @Santi_J_FM) pic.twitter.com/h9Qg5Jh0Pu— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) July 21, 2022 After acquiring one of the biggest striking prospects in French football, Hugo Etikite on loan with the right to purchase for 36 million euros, which means they bypassed the Financial Fair Play rule, the Parisians are on the verge of doing the same with RB Leipzig’s Frenchmen – Nordi Mukiele. Former Paris and Montpellier right back is in his last year of contract and doesn’t want to renew with the German club, so they are forced to sell him, but in this case, they are in for the double loss: they will get their money in 2023 instead of now and they won’t be able to recoup the cash they paid for him.Renato tells PSG: Get me in the next two days, or I’m going to San SiroMukiele is the French international who can play right back, a position that coach Christophe Galtier wants to strengthen, but also a central back in the back three formation, something that PSG might try to play in the upcoming season. PSG are trying to ‘trick’ FFP rule again, and they are negotiating a loan with an obligation to buy with RB Leipzig. The sum being mentioned is somewhere between 10 and 15 million euros, which means that this transfer could end up as one of the rare ones in which Leipzig actually lost money. Mukiele came from Montpellier in 2018 for 16 million euros and became a first team regular soon, and even got the call from the French national team. The Congolese descent player will probably get back to Paris soon, where he played years ago in Paris FC.##NAJAVA_MECA_6517437##
