The football panorama in the French capital has been shaken by news that reevaluates the financial limits of "the most beautiful game in the world."
PSG are at a crucial juncture after the revelation of Ousmane Dembele's financial demands to extend his stay at Parc des Princes.
Although the Frenchman's current contract runs until 2028, the Parisian club aims to secure their star's future as soon as possible after a historic year.
However, the differences between the board of directors and the striker's camp seem to be "shadows of stars" in financial terms.
According to close sources, the club's executives have offered a contract renewal worth 30 million euros per year, while Dembele's representative has requested almost double that, increasing the amount to 60 million euros per year.
PSG understands that retaining the current Ballon d'Or and 'FIFA The Best' award winner will not be an easy or cheap task.
Dembele's contribution to Luis Enrique's system has been crucial to last season's achievements.
This lack of agreement between the parties has alarmed major investors in Saudi Arabia and the Premier League, who are closely following every move, aware that they could offer the astronomical sums that the striker is currently demanding.
