PSG's €40m bid sparks a price war as Ajax demands XXL sum for Godts

Paris Saint-Germain have moved from interest to action, submitting a €40 million offer plus a €5 million bonus to Ajax Amsterdam for Belgian winger Mika Godts, but the Dutch club rebuffed the proposal, signalling it now expects a near‑€60 million price to release the youngster.

Following a principle agreement with Godts, PSG sent its opening bid to Ajax on Sunday. The proposal marked the club’s first concrete step after weeks of speculation.

Ajax dismissed the €40 million plus €5 million bonus offer as insufficient for their prized winger. The Dutch side has set an XXL price, Pour, that reflects the high valuation it places on the 19‑year‑old. Club officials indicated they would only consider a substantially higher figure.

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According to De , Ajax now demands close to €60 million to sanction Godts’s departure. That figure represents a significant increase over PSG’s initial approach.

Jordi Cruyff, Ajax’s technical director, recently asserted that the club is not for sale. Nevertheless, internal signals suggest the organization is preparing for a possible exit.

Ajax have already earmarked Noa Lang as a potential replacement for the Belgian forward. Lang’s emergence could smooth the transition should Godts move to Paris.

Negotiations remain open, with a financial gap still to be bridged between the two clubs. Si an agreement is reached, Godts could join PSG in the upcoming transfer window.