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PSG eyes Inter midfielder Andy Diouf, a €60m gamble

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
PSG eyes Inter midfielder Andy Diouf, a €60m gamble

As part of the RC Lens transfer window, the name Leca is circulating while PSG shows interest in the young French midfielder Andy Diouf. The 23‑year‑old left RC Lens this summer 2025 to join Inter Milan, for a €25 million transfer.

Value and contract of Andy Diouf

Andy Diouf signed with Inter Milan from RC Lens in the summer of 2025. The Italian club paid €25 million, excluding bonuses, and the contract runs until June 2030.

PSG is not the only club eyeing him; Arsenal, Chelsea and FC Barcelona are also monitoring the situation, according to fussball-news.de. This attention reflects the player's growing reputation in Europe.

Inter Milan is in a strong position and could demand between €50 million and €60 million to release the midfielder, an amount that reflects the player's rising valuation.

Diouf has established himself as a versatile midfielder, capable of providing a physical impact, mobility and drive. This progression was highlighted during the latest France squad gathering, where he was called up by Zinedine Zidane.

For RC Lens, the prospect of another big sale thanks to Andy Diouf recalls the club's previous lucrative deals. Such a transaction could boost the financial capacity of the Pas‑de‑Calais club.

If PSG manages to seal the deal, the transfer could set a new benchmark for French midfielders in the European market, while confirming Ligue 1's attractiveness as a talent pool.

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