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Eredivisie

Absolute powerhouse PSG eyes Ajax's Godts amid megasum demand

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·

Vandaag, Paris Saint-Germain are reported to be in advanced talks with Ajax over 21‑year‑old forward Mika Godts, while Ajax insist on a megasum for the star. Fabrizio Romano will unveil the scoop Friday evening, and Godts' three‑year contract in Amsterdam adds urgency to the negotiations.

Paris Saint-Germain, the recent Champions League-winnaar, are also poised to sign attacker Maghnes Akliouche, confirming the club’s aggressive recruitment drive. The French side, described as an Absolute powerhouse, has already knocked on the Johan Cruijff Arena door to discuss Godts.

has verified the Paris (Parijs) interest, reporting that PSG has indeed approached Ajax at the Johan Cruijff Arena. According to VI, Ajax are demanding a megasum for the 21‑year‑old.

Godts enjoyed a prolific season in the Eredivisie, netting seventeen goals in thirty‑two appearances for Ajax. His personal best season underscores why the French club is keen.

Despite his form, Godts was surprisingly omitted from Belgium’s national squad for the World Cup, a decision that raised eyebrows across the football community.

Coach Luis Enrique, has also expressed a desire to acquire Godts, complementing PSG’s confirmed signing of AS Monaco striker Maghnes Akliouche. Meanwhile, speculation swirls around Bradley Barcola’s potential move to the Premier League, with Liverpool named as a suitor.

Earlier in the evening Ajax surprised both friend and foe by announcing the arrival of German International Julian Brandt, who has signed a three‑year deal in Amsterdam.

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