PSG are planning decisive action to secure the signature of Mateus Mane, with top English sides also chasing the Wolves teenager.
According to Fichajes, Mateus Mane has continued to attract the attention of some of the biggest clubs in world football. PSG have been admiring the player, and the Ligue 1 giants are now ready to take decisive action to secure the Wolves teenager ahead of some top English sides.
Mane has been a bright spark in Wolves’ dismal season, with the Midlands side virtually set to be relegated. A drop into the Championship could see many of their first-team stars leave for another project, with Mane widely tipped to join one of the big teams showing admiration for the teenager.
Wolves are likely to demand £50 million or more for their 18-year-old breakout prodigy, with a host of teams, including Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool, in the race. Liverpool are seen as a front-runner, with the report stating they are willing to fork out the required sums to take the teenager to Anfield.
Chelsea are also prepared to invest heavily in the talented teenager, as they view Mateus Mane as a strategic addition to their young project. Similarly, Arsenal have their sights on Mane, but it remains to be seen whether they are ready to invest big in the teenager.
Bayern Munich are also part of the running, and now PSG are set to accelerate their process to secure the 18-year-old attacking sensation. The Parisians were mentioned as suitors a while ago, and Luis Campos is ready to take decisive steps towards securing the Wolves teenager.
PSG to invest in Mateus Mane?
Under the leadership of Luis Campos behind the scenes and Luis Enrique on the pitch, PSG have invested heavily in young talent in recent years to great effect. The rise of Warren Zaire-Emery and Joao Neves are prime examples, while the faith shown in Desire Doue and Bradley Barcola also helps to entice players like Mane.
PSG are willing to pay what is necessary to prise away the 18-year-old, as the Parisians are eager to wrap up a deal early. Wolves’ strong possibility of relegation opens the door for negotiation, and despite the player having a contract until 2029, PSG are keen to get a deal in place well ahead of their English rivals.
