PSG is bracing for an intense transfer window in the coming days. The French champions are determined to bolster their squad this summer and have identified several key targets. Among the players being closely watched by the Parisian hierarchy is Ayyoub Bouaddi. The club now understands the financial commitment required to bring the young talent to the capital.
After securing the Ligue des champions for the second year in a row, PSG believes it is the perfect time to refresh Luis Enrique’s squad. Consequently, the club has explored various options, with Ayyoub Bouaddi emerging as a priority. The 18-year-old midfielder has been a standout performer for Maroc during the Coupe du monde 2026. His impressive profile has attracted the attention of the Paris directors, but they are not alone in their pursuit. The LOSC player currently has several prestigious paths available for his professional future.
Lille establishes valuation for Ayyoub Bouaddi
Ayyoub Bouaddi is widely regarded as one of the most coveted prospects in the current market. The Lille sensation is on the radar of PSG, as well as FC Barcelone, Bayern Munich, Inter, and various Premier League outfits. While Real Madrid has been mentioned in connection with the player, the Spanish giants are reportedly focusing on other priorities for now. For their part, LOSC would prefer to retain him for one more season to help them in their next Ligue des champions campaign. However, should a move materialize, the Dogues are expected to demand a fee in the region of €80 million.
Lille considers alternatives to a PSG sale
Within the Ligue 1 landscape, there are suggestions that the northern club would favor a sale to the Premier League—specifically to Manchester City—rather than strengthening PSG. The ultimate choice regarding his career path will lie with Ayyoub Bouaddi himself. With the Coupe du monde 2026 serving as a massive global stage, the Moroccan international is poised to be one of the headline attractions of this summer’s transfer market.
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