Manu koné eyes psg move after world cup performance
As the World Cup unfolds with Manu Koné representing France, transfer rumours are swirling. Some players already know their next destination, like Ibrahima Konaté who left Liverpool for Real Madrid. Now, his French teammate is also drawing interest on the market. Could a move to PSG be on the cards? That is exactly what he hopes for.
The summer transfer window, running alongside the World Cup, always brings a flurry of departures. Clubs constantly seeking reinforcements look to capitalise on international players’ performances. That appears to be the case with Manu Koné, the 25-year-old France midfielder. Born in Colombes and raised in the Paris region, he previously played for Paris FC. Could PSG be next?
Manu Koné pushed towards the exit at Roma for financial reasons
A regular starter at Roma, the Giallorossi seem forced to make sales before June 30, when the club’s financial year closes. Manu Koné‘s name is reportedly on the table for decision-makers at Roma. Where could he go? Several options exist, including Atletico Madrid in Spain. However, joining the Rojiblancos is not in the player’s plans, as he remains unconvinced by Atleti.
Manu Koné wants PSG as priority, a transfer that will cost his future club €50M
If he leaves the Italian capital, Manu Koné‘s preferred plan is a return to Ligue 1, where he previously wore the colours of Toulouse FC. Alternatively, he could take on a new challenge in the Premier League. His ideal transfer this summer, with the window closing on September 1, is none other than Paris Saint-Germain. The operation is valued at between €45 and €50 million. Will the PSG let this opportunity pass, or will they decide to launch an offensive?
