For a few days it has been confirmed that PSG has set the Haaland-Pogba duo as a priority for next summer, the former being the number one choice in the event of Kylian Mbappé leaving, the latter being the club's priority in midfield, as confirmed by the newspaper L'ÉQUIPE in its Wednesday edition.
As Haaland has a release clause of 75 million euros and Paul Pogba ends his contract, the two players would be 'affordable' for the Parisian side. All this now validates the strategy launched by PSG since last summer around Mino Raiola, who represents the two players in question, and who is also Donnarumma's representative.
At the time, the 'free' signing of Donnarumma was not planned, as demonstrated by the renewal of Keylor Navas a few weeks earlier. So we can assume that it was a market opportunity that could not be ignored, because of what it means to sign a young player like Donnarumma, and the facilities that having such a strong relationship with the player's representative provides.
Therefore, PSG could make use of this same card in their favor, and take advantage of the excellent relationship between Nasser Al-Khelaïfi and Leonardo with Mino Raiola, representative of both Haaland and Pogba (also of Donnarumma, Verratti and Xavi Simons), to attract both players for the next summer market.
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