To win the Champions League, the millions that PSG would pay for the new Busquets

PSG intends to be competitive in Europe for the second part of the season. The Parisian team hopes to be among the best at the moment and the draw for the Champions League round of 16 has certainly worked in its favour. This situation has made the club begin to consider important reinforcements and Luis Enrique has already chosen a player that he likes a lot.

In what could be a key strategic move for Paris Saint-Germain, the French club is on the verge of completing an exciting signing. Gabriel Moscardo, Corinthians' promising Brazilian midfielder, is about to make the leap to Europe at just 18 years old. Sources close to the negotiation, as well as the journalist Fabrizio Romano, reveal that PSG would pay a considerable amount, reaching 22 million fixed euros, plus an additional 3 million euros in variables.

The young Brazilian talent has expressed his desire to join PSG, which would mark a crucial moment in his budding career. Moscardo seeks not only to expand his football horizons, but also to contribute to PSG's ambitious project. Corinthians, for its part, will secure 10% of the profits from a possible future sale of Moscardo, thus consolidating his position in this negotiation.

PSG wants to renew its squad for 2024

However, this is not the only movement that PSG is developing in the transfer market. In addition to the imminent agreement for Moscardo, the Parisian club has also closed the acquisition of Lucas Beraldo, a talented Brazilian central defender from Sao Paulo. The transfer of Beraldo is finalized for 20 million fixed euros, plus 5 million in variables, evidencing PSG's determined intention to build a competitive team for the future.