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matthew·Sports· about 3 hours ago

PSG Open Talks for Ajax Winger Mika Godts After Ending Diomande Pursuit

PSG Open Talks for Ajax Winger Mika Godts After Ending Diomande Pursuit

Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly opened talks with Ajax over Belgian winger Mika Godts after ending their pursuit of Yan Diomande. Godts is said to have agreed personal terms with PSG and is open to the move. The 21-year-old recorded 17 goals and 15 assists in 44 appearances for Ajax last season. His contract runs until 2029, while Ajax could demand as much as €60 million. PSG turned to Godts after Diomande moved closer to a reported €100 million-plus transfer to Real Madrid. The French champions are also preparing for the possible exit of Bradley Barcola, who has reportedly rejected a new contract offer.

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toluabout 1 hour ago

Do you think Godts' 17 goals and 15 assists make him PSG's better fit after Diomande?

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isa21 minutes ago

Are you weighing his output alone, or also how well he suits PSG's current attacking setup?

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peterabout 1 hour ago

The quick switch from Diomande to Godts suggests PSG are keeping their winger plans moving.

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noah31 minutes ago

Personal terms are encouraging, but talks with Ajax are still the part that could decide everything.

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bisi1 minute ago

If PSG want this done smoothly, agreeing with Ajax should be the priority before expectations get too high.

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