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Paris Saint-Germain continue to set their sight on young talent, and nowthe French club has identified Club Bruges midfielder Ardon Jashari as a potential target as French champions look to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season.
The News comes following when PSG's sporting director Luis Campos was spotted at Parc Duden on Sunday, April 27th, personally scouting the 22-year-old Swiss international during the scoreless draw between Union SG and Club Bruges.
According to Belgian newspaper La Dernière Heure, Campos was "already charmed" by Jashari's performance despite the lack of goals in the top-flight Belgian championship clash.
Jashari has been instrumental to Club Bruges this season, making 48 total appearances across all competitions while contributing 4 goals and 6 assists. In Belgium's Jupiler Pro League alone, he's featured in 25 matches, scoring twice and providing 4 assists.
The Parisian club's interest in Jashari is described as "concrete" by sources close to the situation, though formal negotiations with Club Bruges have not yet commenced."
Bruges are hoping to retain Jashari for at least another season, but would consider a sale if it breaks their current transfer record of €37 million set by Igor Thiago's departure.
PSG also eyeing Real Madrid star
The Parisian club's transfer ambitions do not stop with Belgian league talent. PSG have also turned their attention toward Brazilian wonderkid Endrick, currently at Real Madrid, as reported by Real Madrid Confidencial.
18-year-old has barely scratched the surface at Bernabeu this season. The Selecao's starter has just added one minute shy of 710 minutes across 34 matches this season.
Despite this limited playing time, the young forward has managed to find the net eight times.
Madrid's careful development plan for their Brazilian gem now faces serious competition from Paris.
According to sources, PSG's aggressive pursuit includes a financial package that would see the youngster's earnings doubled, paired with assurances of regular first-team football – something Madrid cannot currently guarantee
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