Paris Saint-Germain is gearing up for a busy summer transfer window, with the club actively reshaping its squad. Reports confirm an agreement between the French capital side and AC Milan for the departure of Gonçalo Ramos, while another key player, Kang-In Lee, is also on his way out.
Kang-In Lee, the South Korean midfielder, is finalizing his move to Atlético Madrid, bringing in a significant financial boost for the Parisian club. With a reported transfer fee of €35 million, the club is already exploring potential replacements to fill the void left by the departing player.
PSG eyes Yan Diomandé as next midfield talent
Paris Saint-Germain is zeroing in on a promising young talent to replace Kang-In Lee. The club’s sporting director, Luis Campos, is reportedly preparing an offer for Yan Diomandé, the 19-year-old Ivorian international currently plying his trade at RB Leipzig. The teenager’s impressive performances have caught the attention of Europe’s elite clubs, including Liverpool, who are also monitoring his progress.
Under the guidance of manager Luis Enrique, the Parisian side is eager to secure Diomandé’s services. The Spanish tactician has openly expressed his admiration for the youngster’s technical ability and potential, making him a priority target for the upcoming season.
Diomandé remains focused on World Cup duties
While transfer speculation swirls around him, Yan Diomandé is fully concentrated on representing the Côte d’Ivoire in the FIFA World Cup. He recently addressed the media regarding his future plans, stating: “No, I don’t know what the future holds. I’m not thinking about it right now. My focus is entirely on the World Cup, and I’ll deal with what comes next after the tournament.”