After the announced arrivals of Milan Skriniar and Manuel Ugarte, Paris Saint-Germain hopes to complete the transfer of Lucas Hernandez from Bayern Munich. But before making an offer for the French international, the capital club will have to push two of its undesirables out.
For Luis Campos, the failures of his two transfer windows with Paris Saint-Germain served as a lesson to him. The football adviser wants to carry out his summer recruitment as soon as possible. Hence the announced, but not yet formalized, signings of central defender Milan Skriniar and Uruguayan midfielder Manuel Ugarte. Next goal for the Portuguese: snatch Lucas Hernandez from Bayern Munich. The versatile defender, under contract until 2024, has interrupted talks for an extension at the Bavarian club.
Kurzawa and Bernat are problematic
The French international hopes to sign for Paris Saint-Germain this summer. But several obstacles separate him from arriving in the French capital. To begin with, Bayern Munich have not lost hope of keeping him. The German management has of course heard the decision of Lucas Hernandez. But coach Thomas Tuchel has made it clear he is counting on the former Atlético Madrid player next season. Not enough to deter the main interested party, who will have to wait for Paris Saint-Germain to take action.
Understand Paris Saint-Germain will try to find solution for both Layvin Kurzawa and Juan Bernat — then next step will be opening bid for Lucas Hernandez. 🔴🔵 #PSG
Bayern are aware of Lucas priority to join PSG this summer but still waiting to discuss conditions of the deal. pic.twitter.com/hROiYUc12i
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 15, 2023
According to information from journalist Fabrizio Romano, the French champion has not yet sent an offer to Bayern Munich. Before moving on to this stage, the Ile-de-France management wants to push left-backs Layvin Kurzawa and Juan Bernat towards the exit. The first, back after a difficult loan to Fulham, because marked by injuries, remains Parisian until 2024. While the Spaniard still has two years of contract, he who complained of his low playing time at the end of the season. A priori, the two undesirables will not cling to Paris Saint-Germain if interesting offers fall.
