The Maghnes Akliouche transfer saga continues to generate conflicting reports. While Paris Saint-Germain were said to have submitted a third offer to AS Monaco, that version of events has now been firmly denied.
Akliouche has been linked with a move to PSG for several weeks. The player reportedly wants to join, Paris are keen to sign him and Monaco are open to a sale, but the two clubs are still struggling to agree on the value of the deal.
PSG Have Reportedly Made Only One Offer
According to PSG Inside Actus, the Parisian club have submitted just one proposal since negotiations began. The bid is believed to be worth €35 million, with a further €5 million potentially included in bonuses. Monaco reportedly rejected it and are asking for around €50 million for the attacking midfielder, partly because of financial pressure linked to the DNCG.
Contrary to reports claiming that PSG had already made second and third offers, Paris have apparently not yet improved their initial bid. A new attempt is nevertheless expected at the beginning of next week, with the club still well placed to complete the transfer.
A five-year contract is reportedly already waiting for Akliouche, while the gap between Monaco’s valuation and PSG’s offer does not appear impossible to bridge. The next round of talks could therefore prove decisive.
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