Manu Koné eyes Paris Saint-Germain move as Roma prepares for summer sale

As the World Cup unfolds with Manu Koné representing the France national team, the transfer market is buzzing with activity. While some international teammates have already finalized their moves—such as Ibrahima Konaté’s transition from Liverpool to Real Madrid—the spotlight is now turning toward the talented midfielder. Currently at the heart of several discussions, the player has made his intentions clear regarding his future destination, with a strong desire to join Paris Saint-Germain.

Summer transfer windows during major tournaments often trigger significant roster changes as clubs look to capitalize on international performances. This is the situation facing Manu Koné, the 25-year-old French midfielder. A native of Colombes who developed his skills at Paris FC, the prospect of wearing the PSG colors represents a potential homecoming for the former Ligue 1 talent.

Financial pressure at Roma could force Manu Koné departure

Despite being a regular starter for Roma, the Italian club is under pressure to generate revenue before the financial year concludes on June 30. This economic reality has placed Manu Koné at the center of transfer negotiations. While Atletico de Madrid has emerged as a potential suitor in Spain, the midfielder does not appear convinced by the project offered by the Rojiblancos, preferring to look elsewhere for his next challenge.

A 50 million euro price tag for a dream move to Paris

If he is to leave the Italian capital, Manu Koné has prioritized a return to France. Having previously played for Toulouse FC, he is also open to the possibilities of the Premier League. However, his ultimate ambition for this summer window is to sign with Paris Saint-Germain. The cost of such a transaction is estimated to be between 45 and 50 million euros. With the transfer deadline set for September 1, it remains to be seen if the Parisian management will take the decisive step to secure the midfielder’s signature.