Champions League
PSG target the young Argentine after his exploit against Lens

While Paris Saint‑Germain is preparing its summer transfer window, the 22‑year‑old Argentine attacking midfielder Nico Paz is attracting the Parisian fans after a remarkable performance against RC Lens in the Champions League, while the dismissal of Yannick Cahuzac strengthens the interest, but Real Madrid holds a buy‑back clause of €80 million that could block the transfer.
Paris Saint‑Germain's interest
Nico Paz delivered a notable performance against RC Lens in the Champions League, wearing Côme's jersey. The player is firmly on Paris Saint‑Germain's radar for the transfer window. Luis Campos, sporting director, has identified the midfielder as a new priority.
Paris Saint‑Germain has been tracking the player for two years, and his feat against Lens as well as the dismissal of Yannick Cahuzac have heightened the interest of the European champion. The club was not won over overnight, but has been monitoring the Argentine's development for nearly two years, according to PSG Inside Actu. His technical qualities, creativity and ability to make a difference in tight spaces match Luis Enrique's expectations.
The Spanish coach particularly values a profile capable of moving between the lines and creating danger in the final metres. Côme's 9‑1 victory over RC Lens reinforced the Parisian side's interest.
The young Argentine has shown that he possesses the qualities needed to face top‑level opponents. Luis Campos and Luis Enrique could push for his arrival during the next summer transfer window.
Obstacles related to Real Madrid
Paris has been warned that the final decision will not depend solely on them, as Real Madrid holds a trump card. While Nico Paz currently belongs to Côme, the Madrid club retains significant contractual rights over the player. It notably holds a buy‑back option coupled with a €80 million clause, valid next summer.
This situation considerably complicates Parisian ambitions. According to PSG Inside Actu, although Côme owns the player, Real Madrid retains a privileged position regarding his future.
It remains to be seen whether Florentino Pérez will decide to retrieve his former protégé. The Madrid club already has several offensive options, notably Arda Güler, whose importance has increased considerably. Real Madrid could choose not to activate its option, thus opening a window for Paris Saint‑Germain.
In this scenario, Paris Saint‑Germain could intensify its discussions with Côme. This opportunity would be particularly appealing for Luis Enrique, who would see Nico Paz as a creative reinforcement for Paris's midfield. However, nothing is certain yet. PSG will need to closely monitor Real Madrid's decisions before contemplating a concrete offensive.