Paris Saint-Germain eyes Serie A’s finest to reinforce goalkeeping department

The upcoming transfer window at Paris Saint-Germain is expected to be anything but quiet, though the club has temporarily paused its activities. Club sporting director Luis Campos recently confirmed that no concrete moves would be initiated until after next week’s UEFA Champions League final. Yet behind the scenes, the club is already exploring options, particularly in the goalkeeping sector.

With Lucas Chevalier now sidelined and Matvey Safonov’s future at the club still uncertain ahead of next season, Paris Saint-Germain is actively seeking reinforcements in front of goal. According to recent reports, the club has set its sights on Mile Svilar, the standout goalkeeper from AS Roma, who was crowned Serie A’s best goalkeeper this season.

Mile Svilar emerges as top target with 50 million euro valuation

The Serbian international, aged 26 and with one senior national team cap, has delivered standout performances this season, prompting multiple top European clubs to monitor his situation. His current estimated transfer fee stands at €50 million, a figure that reflects his elevated status. The interest from clubs like Chelsea, Inter Milan, and Newcastle United suggests the competition for his signature will be fierce, but Paris Saint-Germain appears determined to lead the pursuit.

Could Diogo Costa be an alternative option?

Rumors from Portuguese media outlets have also pointed to possible interest in Diogo Costa, the highly regarded goalkeeper at FC Porto. Should Paris Saint-Germain decide to pursue another elite shot-stopper, the Portuguese international would represent a compelling alternative. With significant movement anticipated in the goalkeeping market this summer, the club’s decision could reshape the dynamics of its defensive line.