PSG transfer rumours: Messi to accept Al-Hilal offer; Neymar medical concerns
By 90min Staff
90min rounds up the latest PSG transfer news, rumours and gossip circulating around the world...
Lionel Messi
Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal have offered to pay Lionel Messi a contract worth an eyewatering £350m-a-year - double the amount Cristiano Ronaldo is on at Al Nassr. (GOAL)
Messi is increasing likely to accept Al Hilal's offer and reject the advances of Inter Miami, who still have hopes of luring the Argentine to MLS. (ESPN)
Messi's ultimate preference, however, is to remain in Europe amid a desire from Barcelona to take him back to Camp Nou. (Fabrizio Romano)
A contract renewal at PSG is looking more and more unlikely unless Messi agrees to take a significant wage cut at Parc des Princes. (L'Equipe)
PSG are ready to transfer list 20-year-old Hugo Ekitike, who joined the club at the start of the season on loan from Reims with an obligation to buy. (Le Parisien)
Napoli centre-back Kim Min-jae is a transfer target for PSG, Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester United. The South Korean has a €40m release clause in his contract that becomes active this summer. (Daily Mail)
There are concerns over whether Neymar would pass a medical if a move away from PSG were to be sanctioned and agreed. (Le Parisien)
PSG and Juventus are closely monitoring Inter's contract negotiations with Alessandro Bastoni in case the two parties are unable to agree terms. (Tuttosport)
Al-Hilal are prepared to offer legendary defender Sergio Ramos a lucrative two-year contract worth close to €60m. (Daily Mail)
Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford rejected the chance to join PSG despite being offered a contract worth in excess of €450,000-a-week. (The Athletic)
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