PSG wants Ousmane Dembele and has strongly gone after Barca’s French winger. The Parisian club is willing to pay his release clause, as reported by RMC, and has made it known to his entourage. However, sources close to the player any agreement not even close. Moreover, they assure that no formal offer has been made for the speedy winger.##NAJAVA_MECA_7396321##The offensive of the Parisian box is total because they consider the Barcelona attacker an able Kylian Mbappe replacement – and one that could be acquired at an acceptable price. Until 31 July, Dembele’s price is $55 million, half of which would go to the club and the other half to the footballer’s agent, Moussa Sissoko. As of 1 August, Dembele’s clause is again $110 million. According to AS, the French club would be willing to negotiate with Barca even if they fail to complete the signing of the winger before Monday.On the other hand, from the player’s environment, they confirm the Parisian offensive, but they deny that an agreement is close. They assure that he still does not have a firm offer from the team led by Luis Enrique. Likewise, they explain that the player is oblivious to everything concentrated on Barcelona’s pre-season preparations in America and next Saturday’s El Clasico against Real Madrid in Dallas, Texas.Breaking: PSG are set to complete a stunning deal to sign Ousmane Dembélé from Barcelona, sources have told ESPN’s @LaurensJulien. pic.twitter.com/LB4J4ch0dO— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 28, 2023 Ousmane’s idea until now had been to continue with Barca. Likewise, the same sources assure that he is happy at the club, having negotiated his renewal last season.Dembele’s agent, and his partner Marco Lichtsteiner met with FC Barcelona on 29 June, specifically with Mateu Alemany and Jordi Cruyff, just before the latter parted company with the Catalan club. That day Sissoko was clear and reassuring when telling Barcelona that they were not going to execute the exit clause.Barcelona wants to extend Dembele’s contract until 2027, and Ousmane is all for it. However, the offer from Parc des Princes may give Sissoko and his client a lot to ponder.
