Ex-Bayern professional prefers PSG
The departure of Renato Sanches from Lille is certain. This was confirmed by LOSC President Olivier Létang at a press conference held by the club. “He will go, yes. Which club? I dont know. Discussions are ongoing and I will keep them confidential. But it will be Paris or Milan,” announced the 49-year-old.
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“He has two very good opportunities, it’s always good when it’s like that. If he’s still with us, it’s because we haven’t reached an agreement with the clubs concerned.” While “Sky Sport” in Italy reported an agreement between the Ligue 1 club and AC Milan at the end of last week regarding the transfer of the 24-year-old, French media reports shortly afterwards said that the 32-time Portuguese international had signed up for decided to move to Paris Saint-Germain.
The problem: while Milan are said to have agreed with Lille on the transfer fee, which is estimated at 15 million euros, PSG have reached an agreement with the player, but not with his club – after LOSC initially received an offer of 10 million euros from the capital had rejected, the second offer of 12 million euros has meanwhile also been rejected by Létang & Co., according to “L’Équipe”.
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Sanches’ contract runs until 2023. From his point of view, the fact that the former Munich player won the French championship with Lille together with the new PSG coach Christophe Galtier in 2021 should speak for Paris, and the player also worked there with Paris’ strategic advisor Luís Campos several times years together. With the French, Sanches (90 games, 16 goals involved) has developed into a top performer and one of the best midfielders in Ligue 1 in recent years, after previously failing to assert himself at FC Bayern and Swansea City. In total, the Portuguese has generated transfer proceeds of 63.5 million euros from three changes in his career so far.
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