Paris Saint-Germain Women are reportedly pushing ahead with a move for Nicole Anyomi, with talks around the Germany and Eintracht Frankfurt forward now described as advanced.
The 26-year-old is out of contract this summer and has emerged as a serious target for PSG as the club reshapes its attacking options. The update is significant because Paris have already seen major movement in the women’s squad, including Mary Earps’ return to England with London City Lionesses, and the forward line now looks like an obvious area for renewal.
Anyomi would bring international experience, versatility across the front line and a proven Frauen-Bundesliga track record. For PSG, the appeal is clear: a free-agent market opportunity who can immediately raise competition in a side trying to reassert itself domestically and in Europe.
Anyomi interest fits PSG’s wider rebuild
The move is not yet official, so it should be treated as transfer movement rather than a completed signing. But the timing is useful for PSG. Anyomi’s Eintracht Frankfurt contract runs to the end of June, and that gives Paris a realistic route to strengthen without committing a major fee.
The more important question is role. PSG need attackers who can press, run beyond defences and carry Champions League-level threat. Anyomi’s profile fits that brief, especially if the club want a quicker, more direct front line next season.
For now, the story is one of acceleration rather than confirmation. But if PSG complete the deal, it would be a clear sign that the women’s side want their rebuild to be active, not reactive.
External source: ParisFans’ report on PSG pursuing Nicole Anyomi.
