PSG Optimistic About Signing €80M-Rated Man Utd Target as Liverpool Pursuit Fades

Napoli winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia could be on the move this year, with the 23-year-old Georgian drawing attention from top clubs after choosing not to extend his contract, which runs until 2027.

According to TalkSPORT, Manchester United’s interest in Kvaratskhelia is intensifying, with Liverpool also keeping an eye on the situation. His impressive performances for Napoli have caught the attention of several Premier League clubs.

There have also been discussions between Manchester United and Napoli regarding Marcus Rashford’s future, with Kvaratskhelia emerging as a potential replacement and top target for the Red Devils.

Meanwhile, journalist Gianluca Di Marzio has reported that PSG and Napoli are set to meet next week to finalize the transfer, with rumors suggesting a verbal agreement is already in place.

PSG are reportedly prepared to offer between €70 million and €75 million, or propose a deal involving a loan for Milan Škriniar, with Napoli covering his full wages.

What’s the latest on Khvicha Kvaratskhelia?

Journalist Ben Jacobs reports that PSG are optimistic about finalizing a deal with Napoli for Khvicha Kvaratskhelia at a price well below the original €80 million asking fee. The current offer is over €60 million, with both sides not far from an agreement. A deal could be reached as soon as next week.

Despite links to Kvaratskhelia, Liverpool are reportedly stepping aside, allowing PSG to pursue the player. Graeme Bailey, TBR Football’s chief correspondent, reveals that Liverpool have chosen not to compete with PSG for Kvaratskhelia’s signature in January.

The Reds have long admired the winger and kept close tabs on developments, including PSG’s interest. While there was a brief consideration of making a move—particularly after Napoli showed interest in Federico Chiesa—internal discussions led the club to determine that a January transfer isn’t the right choice for them.

Though things could change before the end of the month, TBR Football suggests it’s unlikely.