Every body: Paris plans to sign a central defender to compete with Pacho, they are paying attention to youngster Tati

October 23 According to "Daily Sports" report, Paris Saint-Germain plans to sign a central defender to compete with Pacho, and they have set their sights on young central defender Tati who plays for Nantes.

The sports management, led by Luis Campos, is exploring ways to further improve the team's roster in order to make the team young, talented and full of fighting spirit. One weak link the club has identified so far is the defence, with some players not quite finding their feet yet.

Paris Saint-Germain plans to strengthen the defense on the left and provide two reliable substitutes for each position like the introduction of Zabarny. Berardo has yet to perform up to expectations, either as left centre-back or full-back. For Luis Enrique, the Brazilian is just a rotation option.

Pacho is Enrique's best choice. This defender is not only an important player at the moment, but also has great potential in the future. However, the idea is for Luis Campos to sign a young centre-back to compete with the Ecuadorian and share his game time.

It is understood that Paris Saint-Germain has been paying attention to the 17-year-old left-footed defender Taylor Tati, who is currently playing for Nantes. The French youngster is a rising star in Ligue 1 and has already attracted interest from a number of clubs. Although Tati's contract with Nantes does not expire until 2028, his transfer fee is not a problem for Paris, which has strong financial resources.

Paris Saint-Germain's economic situation is approaching the limit of the Financial Fair Play rules set by UEFA. The club has reduced the team's total salary from 500 million euros to 222 million euros, achieving this goal by selling high-paid players such as Mbappe, Neymar and Messi, and the team's performance has not been affected. Instead, PSG are coming off a historic season, winning in every competition they compete in, with the exception of losing to Chelsea in the Club World Cup final.