Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) seems to intensify its search for promising young talent, in addition to focusing on more well-known tracks such as Lucas Chevalier and Illia Zabarnyi. The attention of the club focused on Rayan, a young Brazilian player currently playing in Vasco de Gama. This track, initially mentioned by Brazilian sources, is confirmed by the careful follow-up of Luis Enrique’s team and his staff. The arrival of Rayan would be a desire to strengthen the workforce with exceptional potential, as part of a long-term development policy.

PSG’s interest in Rayan is not without competition. Initially, The Team reported that AS Monaco was also interested in the 18-year-old player. However, this information is denied by Brazilian sources, confirming that the PSG is the main contender. Vasco de Gama would set a buy-in price of about EUR 15 million for his young player, a sum that the PSG would be willing to pay for his services.

To integrate Rayan into its workforce, the PSG should separate from a non-European player in order to comply with team composition rules. This condition could involve a start in the coming months, thus paving the way for the arrival of this young Brazilian talent. The operation represents a bet on the future, but attests to the Paris club’s willingness to remain at the forefront of European football by investing in young players with high potential.