PSG's pursuit of Ajax striker Godts sparks fee battle

PSG have moved in on Ajax striker Mika Godts, with the French top club already holding talks with the Belgian forward, while Ajax confirm they are aware of the approach. The interest, reported today, adds pressure on the Dutch side as they consider a potential mega‑sale.

Tim van DuijnMika noted that Godts also spoke with technical director Luis Campos, the club’s technical chief, during the negotiations. The meeting did not take place in Paris but was instead arranged in Portugal, a detail that explains the unusual venue.

De Belgian forward was spotted in Porto, a city roughly an hour’s drive from the residence of Luis Campos. This localisation underlines why the discussion unfolded outside the French capital.

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The Franse topclub’s interest is concrete, yet the De interest is not exclusive; other top clubs are monitoring the situation. Yan Diomande reportedly missed out on the move, while Bradley Barcola is linked with a possible sale to Liverpool, showing the breadth of attention.

Ajax have set a megasum target, demanding around sixty million euros for Godts, who remains under contract until 2029. The club’s valuation reflects both the player’s potential and the competitive market.

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Ajax weet daarvan, confirming that the club is fully aware of PSG’s approach and is preparing its next steps. This awareness gives the Dutch side leverage in any forthcoming talks.

The contrast between PSG’s direct pursuit and the wider interest from other clubs highlights a pivotal moment for Godts. As negotiations progress, the outcome will shape both Ajax’s transfer strategy and the French club’s attacking options.