Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka has been in splendid form this season, helping the Gunners fight for the league title.
Arsenal have already secured qualification to the Champions League. And even if they fail to win the league title it will have been a successful season for the north London club. One of the main reasons why they have managed to perform at such a high level is the form of Bukayo Saka. A report from Fichajes claims that Paris Saint-Germain are lining up a big-money summer move for the England international.
Saka has 25 goal contributions across all competitions, and he has been a key player for Arsenal. The talented young winger has a big future ahead of him, and he has already established himself as one of the best young players in the league.
The right-sided winger has chipped in with goals and assists consistently, and he is only going to get better with time. It is hardly a surprise that European heavyweights PSG are keen on signing the talented England international.
There have been rumours that PSG could lose players like Neymar and Lionel Messi at the end of the season. Messi will be a free agent in the summer and Neymar has been linked with a move away from the club.
That leaves the French club with Kylian Mbappe as the only reliable attacker at the club. They will have to replace the likes of Messi and Neymar if the duo end up leaving the club. Saka would certainly be a quality, long-term investment for the French outfit.
However, it would be hugely surprising if Arsenal sanctioned his departure anytime soon. The England international is a world-class talent, and he is expected to develop into a future superstar. The Gunners will want to hold on to him for as long as possible.
Arsenal will be hoping to challenge for major trophies every season, and they need to keep players like Saka at the club in order to compete at the highest level regularly. Paris Saint-Germain have massive financial resources and they could try to tempt Arsenal into selling their prized prospect, but a move this summer seems highly unlikely.
