One week from the end of the transfer window, Paris Saint-Germain may yet pull a surprise. According to PSG Inside Actus, Luis Enrique hasn’t forgotten Andrey Santos, the 20-year-old Brazilian midfielder who impressed on loan at Strasbourg last season.
Chelsea hold the youngster under contract until 2030, but for the first time the door isn’t fully shut. A deal could be struck for around €45–50m (£38–42m), a figure PSG might consider if the right opening appears. Arsenal, Inter and Dortmund are also circling, but Paris can offer him a key role, a strong Brazilian core (Marquinhos, Beraldo) and the lure of a team chasing Europe’s biggest prizes.
The twist? Kang-in Lee’s future
The twist? Kang-in Lee’s future. The Korean wants more game time, and if he pushes to leave, Santos could instantly jump to the top of PSG’s shortlist as his replacement.
It’s not a priority — yet. But in the frantic final sprint of the mercato, Andrey Santos could emerge as PSG’s hidden card. A late shock move isn’t off the table.
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