PSG: agreement almost found with Roma for Renato Sanches

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By: Manu Tournoux

Roma are optimistic for Renato Sanches

While AS Roma had been targeting Renato Sanches for several weeks now to strengthen its midfield, after the failure of the track leading to Marcel Sabitzer in particular, the leaders of the club from the Italian capital managed to convince their counterparts from Paris Saint- Germain to let the Portuguese midfielder go. According to our indiscretions, this transaction will be in the form of a loan of a call option of 12 million euros (not including bonuses).

According to our information, this Sunday, a total agreement is about to be found between PSG and AS Roma for this deal. As for the details of this operation, the option to buy 12 million excluding bonuses will become mandatory if the 25-year-old player plays 30 games this season. As a reminder, Renato Sanches arrived last summer in the French capital thanks to Christophe Galtier in particular.

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Manu Tournoux

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