PSG Leverages Luis Enrique to Overtake Real Madrid and Man Utd in Race for Leny Yoro

Leny Yoro

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is intensifying efforts to convince Leny Yoro that his future lies at the Parc des Princes. According to RMC, PSG's head coach Luis Enrique has already engaged in discussions with the Lille centre-back, outlining his vision for Yoro's role in the team. Club president Nassr Al-Khelaifi's objective is clear: to persuade Yoro to reject lucrative offers from Real Madrid and Manchester United.

Yoro, under contract with Lille until 2025, is expected to attract significant interest this summer. Real Madrid, Manchester United, and PSG have all shown a keen interest in the young defender. Reports suggest that Manchester United is prepared to offer 60 million euros for Yoro, prompting Lille to consider their options.

Luis Enrique's personal outreach to Yoro highlights PSG's commitment to securing his signature. The Spanish coach has reportedly shared detailed plans about the PSG project and Yoro's potential role, leaving the player impressed and seriously contemplating the offer.

Initially, Lille appeared uncertain about Yoro's future. However, recognizing his market value, the club is now open to his potential departure for around 50 million euros, according to Sport.

While PSG is currently leading the race for Yoro's services, it remains to be seen if Manchester United or Real Madrid will intensify their efforts to bring the talented defender to their ranks.