PSG drop Ibrahim Maza amid agency tussle as Luis Campos objects

While Ibrahim Maza’s name was being mentioned repeatedly in Paris, Paris Saint‑Germain abruptly halted any talks about the Bayer Leverkusen attacking midfielder.

PSG ended discussions concerning the Bayer Leverkusen midfielder.

Intermediary dispute triggers shutdown

A game of intermediaries set up by the Algerian international’s entourage deeply irritated sporting director Luis Campos.

Journalist Sacha Tavolieri of Sky Sport CH disclosed on Monday 9 November 2026 that the rupture stemmed from an initiative poorly received by the Parisian hierarchy.

Ibrahim Maza’s father and Bayer Leverkusen enlisted the agency Stellar to open parallel negotiations with PSG and test the club’s interest.

Luis Campos reacted with immediate annoyance and, refusing to operate under multiple intermediaries, permanently closed the file.

PSG clarified that initial contacts only followed repeated approaches by the player’s camp and that the Algerian forward was not an absolute recruitment priority.

The decision delivered a harsh cold shower for the former Hertha Berlin player.

Last week, the 20‑year‑old publicly said in a German interview that playing for PSG would be an immense dream, citing the club among the world’s best.

Now blacklisted by the Paris board, Ibrahim Maza must abandon a move to Paris and look to other European clubs in the upcoming transfer windows.