While Paris Saint-Germain seemed to be stepping back from their pursuit of RB Leipzig‘s Yan Diomandé (19), the involvement of new intermediaries—who reportedly have closer ties to the Rouge et Bleu management—may change the landscape, according to L’Équipe.
This shift is largely attributed to Real Madrid‘s struggles to persuade the German club to part with the Ivorian forward. Although a deal with the Spanish club was believed to have been reached, Diomandé’s expanding entourage in recent days is reportedly complicating negotiations, with transfer fees continuing to rise.
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This situation could be advantageous for PSG, who recognize Diomandé’s enthusiasm for their project and his eagerness to work under Luis Enrique. Although no agreement is confirmed yet, the Parisians might contemplate making a final attempt in the coming hours—particularly if Real Madrid fails to finalize the transaction first.