PSG tried to steal Matic from Rennes

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG tried to steal Matic from Rennes

This Saturday, we revealed to you that Rennes had reached an agreement with Roma for the transfer of Nemanja Matic. The former Manchester United midfielder will therefore discover Ligue 1 for the first time in his career. A big blow for the Rennais who are still strengthening considerably. Above all, the Rennes management will only pay 2.5 million euros for the 35-year-old midfielder who will sign for 2 years.

According to our information, Nemanja Matic is expected this Sunday evening in Rennes to pass his medical examination and engage in stride with Rennes. But in this case, a club tried to overtake Rennes and it is… PSG. According to our indiscretions, the capital club tried to recover the former Chelsea player to strengthen his midfield, but the player only wanted to join Rennes. Flattering.

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Manu Tournoux

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