La Liga
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has informed intermediaries and clubs that 20-year-old midfielder Warren Zaïre-Emery is not for sale in this summer transfer window. Luis Enrique does not want to lose one of the club's great talents.
The French club is closing the door to a transfer after interest from several top European teams, citing a contract valid until June 2029 with an option for an additional year and a Transfermarkt valuation of €80.00 million.
Interest from the Premier League in Zaïre-Emery
According to TEAMtalk, intermediaries recently contacted the sports management of the major powers in the Premier League to assess the market situation of the French international. Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City showed immediate willingness to pursue his signing, appreciating his ability to play both as a midfielder and right-back.
Journalist Fabrizio Romano described the player as the dream target for the decision-makers at Old Trafford to strengthen their midfield this summer. The midfielder has 13 caps and 1 goal with the French national team, establishing himself as one of the continent's young talents with great potential.
The interest of British clubs in the Parisian gem is not new in the transfer market. In February 2025, Liverpool made a formal offer of €65 million rejected in the French capital, while in the summer of 2025, the club set a price tag of €100 million to deter potential buyers.
PSG's stance and the player's future plans
The PSG board has categorically halted any negotiation with English suitors. The top brass at Parc des Princes views the homegrown player as a key and indispensable piece in the long-term sports project.
Meanwhile, the midfielder has no intention of forcing a move or requesting a transfer during this transfer window. There is complete harmony between PSG's management and the player's circle to continue his journey in Ligue 1 for the 2026/2027 season.
Unless there is a drastic change in the club's stance or an out-of-the-market proposal from the Premier League, the player will join pre-season training under Luis Enrique's guidance.
English clubs will keep the player on their radar for future transfer windows, while PSG focuses its budget efforts on securing attacking reinforcements before the start of official competitions.
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