Luis Enrique Targets Gavi As PSG Eye Barcelona Raid After Ferran Torres Deal
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Luis Enrique is working behind the scenes to lure his former protégé Gavi to Paris Saint-Germain. To turn this pursuit into reality, however, the French capital club must overcome a colossal contractual hurdle.
Luis Enrique Plotting Winter Swoop For Gavi
Spanish manager Luis Enrique is actively working behind the scenes to secure a deal for Gavi. According to <span style="color: #c90000;">El Nacional</span>, the Paris Saint-Germain head coach has approached his president. He has asked Nasser Al-Khelaïfi to submit an offer of €50 million.
This ambitious move is taking shape ahead of the January 2027 transfer window. The PSG boss intends to revitalise the 22-year-old talent, who was born in Los Palacios y Villafranca. He hopes to help him rediscover his peak form in the French capital.
How Ferran Torres And Barcelona Competition Could Help Paris Sign The Midfielder
Paris Saint-Germain have a major asset inside their dressing room to tip the scales. According to El Nacional, Ferran Torres, who arrived in 2026, is regularly in touch with Gavi. The forward is reportedly encouraging him to join the Parisian project and reunite with his former national team manager.
This push takes full advantage of the current situation in Catalonia. Under Hansi Flick, FC Barcelona boast fierce competition in midfield with Pedri, Dani Olmo, Fermín López, and Marc Bernal. That depth has significantly limited his playing time.
Barcelona Contract Lockdown Complicates Any Potential Move
Administrative hurdles stand firmly in the way for Paris Saint-Germain. The midfielder is under contract with Barcelona until June 30, 2030. His deal includes a €1 billion release clause.
Barcelona will almost certainly reject an opening offer of €50 million. Catalan chiefs could still open talks if the midfielder's playing time drops. PSG are also set to face Barcelona in the Champions League at the Parc des Princes.
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