FC Barcelona imposes its conditions on Paris FC for Hector Fort

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By: Manu Tournoux

Paris FC is not a promoted like the others. Since the club's acquisition by the Arnault family (the Family Holding Agache Sports has become a owner at 52 %), replaced by the expertise and the means of Red Bull (11 % of the shares), the ambitions of rise in Ligue 1 have finally been concretized. We must now strengthen to be maintained and there too, the checkbook is out. Since the start of the transfer window, the PFC has been the 3rd most spending club in France after Strasbourg (€ 90 million) and OM (€ 64 million).

35 M € have already been spent for the signatures of Otavio (€ 17 M from Porto), NHOA Sangui (€ 9.5 million from Reims), Moses Simon (€ 7 million in Nantes) and Thibault de Smet (€ 1.5 million from Reims). It is still far from over since Mohamed Bayo is courted, what we revealed to you earlier in the week, and that a right side is the priority of the moment. On Tuesday, we even indicated that an agreement with Real Sociedad up to € 3.5 million had been found for the arrival of Hamari Traoré.

Barça is ready for sale Hector Fort

It still lacks the green light of the Malian international, at the end of the contract in a year in the Basque Country. The management also scrutinizes elsewhere to strengthen in this position where the presence of Mathys Tourraine and Sofiane Alakouchet appear a little just for Ligue 1.. His gaze stopped on the other side of northern Spain, at FC Barcelona, on the young Hector Fort (19). The replacement for Jules Koundé (17 Liga games last year) is important to the Blaugranas but he plays little in front of the ever -regular performance of the French international.

After SportBarça is not against yielding its player trained in the Masia but under certain conditions. First, he prefers a dry sale rather than a loan, while retaining the possibility of recovering it later, or making money. The abutments are willing to leave it while retaining a high percentage on a potential resale, and a buy -in option at a preferential rate. These conditions seem to be accessible for the PFC, which will nevertheless be wary of competition. Girona is very interested, just like Majorca.