PSG willing to pay €140 million for Arsenal star, they want him as Mbappe’s replacement

Paris Saint-Germain are prepared to spend a hefty €140 million to get the services of 22-year-old Arsenal star Bukayo Saka.

Posted Friday, March 08, 2024 by Caughtoffside.com

Fichajes reports that Paris Saint-Germain are getting ready for a historic summer transfer window in which they want to recruit Saka.

The French champions are searching for the best possible attacker to bolster Luis Enrique's squad, because Kylian Mbappe will be departing the team at the end of the season.

Mbappe's contract expires when the season finishes. The player has already made a choice on his future, even if PSG would have wanted to have him remain longer. According to sources, he has decided to move to Real Madrid and does not plan to stay at the French club.

PSG have begun preparing for life without the 2018 FIFA World Cup winner now that Mbappe's exit is certain.

They are searching for attacking players to take his position, and they have Arsenal's Saka on their radar.

PSG willing to pay €140 million for Arsenal star, they want him as Mbappe’s replacement

After rising through the ranks at the North London club, the England international has had a fantastic few seasons. The Gunners are still in the running for the league title, Saka appears to have elevated his game to a new level.
Throughout 35 appearances across all competitions this season, he has 15 assists and 16 goals. One of Arsenal's finest players, the right-winger has been essential to their winning streak.

The Englishman's contract still has more than three years left on it, but PSG are willing to wrest him away from Arsenal. Les Parisiens are willing to pay a record amount to the English club in order to complete the transfer. To get him into their fold, they are prepared to spend more than €140 million.

Saka is a crucial member of the Arsenal team and he is their most creative attacking player. But, the Gunners will undoubtedly reconsider before rejecting a deal for more than €140 million.