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Romano signals green light for Mika Godts move to PSG, Ajax set price

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·

Today (Vandaag) at 10:28, transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano confirmed that Belgian winger Mika Godts has received the green light for a move to Paris Saint‑Germain. The update marked a significant step forward for what is being described as a top transfer.

Romano reported on Saturday morning that official talks between Ajax and PSG are in full swing. The Amsterdammers are actively negotiating the terms of the deal.

Ajax are targeting a transfer fee of roughly €60 million for the 20‑year‑old Belgian. The club hopes the sum will reflect Godts' market value.

According to Romano, Godts is already convinced by the sporting project in Paris. The winger has indicated he is prepared to personally seal an agreement, provided Ajax and PSG reach consensus on the fee.

The French top club, De Franse topclub, is said to be optimistic about a positive conclusion to the negotiations. PSG’s confidence adds momentum to the transfer saga.

With the reigning Champions League winners eager to secure the player, the likelihood of a summer move grows each day. A successful deal would see Godts join the French side this season.

Should the transfer materialise, Ajax will bid farewell to one of the biggest talents in their current squad. Godts has become a regular fixture in Amsterdam over recent seasons.

His speed, actions and efficiency have sparked interest from multiple European top clubs, underscoring his rising profile. The Belgian’s development has been closely watched by scouts.

For Ajax, a fee of about €60 million would rank among the largest outgoing transfers in the club’s history. Voor Ajax, the financial windfall could reshape future planning.

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