PSG Set Sights on Malo Gusto as Chelsea Demand £75m
Paris Saint-Germain have set their sights on Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto, with the Premier League club reportedly holding out for £75m before sanctioning any summer sale. Reports in England on Wednesday claimed Les Parisiens are weighing a move for the France international, in what would be an eye-catching addition to Luis Enrique’s back line.
The interest, reported by The Sun and echoed by footballtoday, comes as a surprise given PSG’s strength in the position. Achraf Hakimi remains firmly established as the club’s first-choice right-back after another decorated campaign, which frames any pursuit of Gusto as a play for squad depth and long-term planning rather than a straight upgrade. Chelsea, for their part, are said to be reluctant sellers and have placed a hefty valuation on the 22-year-old, whose versatility across the right flank has made him a regular at Stamford Bridge. No formal bid has been reported.
What a Malo Gusto move would mean for Paris
For now the story sits firmly in the rumour column, with no official approach confirmed by either club. A deal at the mooted £75m fee would rank among the summer’s priciest full-back moves and underline PSG’s intent to keep reinforcing even after retaining the Champions League. Supporters can follow every twist of PSG’s summer transfer business as the window develops.
With the transfer deadline still weeks away, Paris have time to test Chelsea’s resolve. Whether the PSG hierarchy turns admiration into a concrete offer for Gusto is the question the Parc des Princes faithful will now be asking.
