PSG is digging a new lead

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By: Manu Tournoux

Two European big names target a young PSG midfielder

Yesterday, RMC Sport revealed that PSG leaders realized after the defeat against Bayern Munich in the Champions League that more changes certainly needed to be made. The winter transfer window as well as the summer window will therefore allow some adjustments to be made. And after TMWthe residents of the Parc des Princes are looking towards Italy and Atalanta Bergamo.

This time, it is not Ademola Lookman who is in the sights of Luis Campos and his teams. Indeed, the transalpine publication reveals that PSG is following Isak Hien very closely, a priori for next summer. Aged 25, this Swedish central defender has a contract until 2028 with the Dea. This season, he participated in 14 matches in all competitions. Besides Paris, Atlético de Madrid and Arsenal are cited as contenders for his arrival.

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Manu Tournoux

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