Chelsea, Liverpool Receive Transfer Boost on €30M-Rated PSG Target as Sevilla Set for Firesale
With Milan Skriniar now at Fenerbahçe, Paris Saint-Germain could be in the market for a new center-back this summer, as they are expected to move on from the veteran permanently.
Last fall, SPORT reported that Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, and PSG had shown interest in Sevilla's Loic Bade.
Spanish outlet Diario AS later added that Liverpool sees the defender as a potential successor to Virgil van Dijk, with scouts attending Sevilla's match against Barcelona at Montjuïc in October.
If the capital club still have an interest in Bade, the latest report on the defender's future is good news for the Parisians.
On Thursday, Fichajes reported that Sevilla will need to make sales this summer to improve its financial situation. The club must raise €34 million before July and has identified six players who could be sold: Bade, Dodi Lukebakio, Juanlu Sánchez, José Ángel Carmona, Kike Salas, and Isaac Romero.
These potential departures could not only help balance the books but also shape Sevilla's next sporting project.
Fichajes also recently reported that Chelsea is looking to strengthen its defense and has identified Bade as a key target. The London club is reportedly preparing a €30 million bid to convince Sevilla to let go of the French center-back.
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