Luis Enrique eyes Luis Suarez as PSG prepare €80m shock signing

Paris Saint‑Germain, under manager Luis Enrique, are reportedly targeting former Olympique de Marseille striker Luis Suarez, now of Sporting Portugal, with the club said to be prepared to meet Sporting's €80 million valuation.

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The French capital club have already overhauled their forward line this summer, with Gonçalo Ramos departing for AC Milan and Ferran Torres arriving, leaving them without a natural centre‑forward.

Suarez emerges as €80m target

Suarez, 28, revived his career after a brief spell at Almería, moving to Sporting Portugal where he now leads the scoring charts.

In the 2022‑23 campaign he netted 38 goals and supplied nine assists across 53 matches in all competitions.

He has already added 12 goals this season, confirming his striking efficiency.

According to El Nacional, cited by Foot01, PSG are prepared to meet Sporting's asking price of €80 million to secure his services. A source was quoted saying, "Mais le prix reste élevé".

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Barcelona are also monitoring the situation, which could complicate PSG's pursuit.

Suarez remains under contract with Sporting until June 2030, with the club valuing him at a minimum of €80 million.

No official offer has been announced by PSG, and the transfer remains at the interest stage.

Should the deal go through, the €80 million outlay would echo the rivalry between Paris Saint‑Germain and Olympique de Marseille, where Suarez previously struggled to make an impact.

Luis Campos, PSG's sporting director, is expected to decide whether to activate the offensive plan, but his final decision has yet to be disclosed.

If Suarez joins PSG, his return to Ligue 1 would certainly attract attention in Marseille.