As the summer transfer window approaches its crucial stage, some surprising moves have begun to emerge on the European scene, especially from clubs known for pulling off explosive deals at the last minute. Although the spotlight is currently on the market’s top stars, the management of a major club has set its sights on a lesser-known name, which could prove to be a winning card for whichever side secures his signature.
In his ongoing search to strengthen a specific position in his squad, the coach of a major French club is targeting a young player with outstanding potential, even though the player has yet to be given a full opportunity at his current team. This move was unexpected, but it is now actively being pursued.
According to sources close to Paris Saint-Germain’s management, Luis Enrique has directly requested the signing of young Barcelona midfielder Fermín López, in a deal that could exceed €60 million, including fixed fees and performance-based add-ons.
Despite having strong midfield options such as Vitinha and Zaire-Emery, Enrique views Fermín as the missing piece in his lineup and believes the Spaniard can offer a vital technical edge, particularly due to his tactical maturity and eagerness for more playing time.
For his part, the player is not opposed to considering offers, especially as his role remains uncertain under new Barcelona coach Hansi Flick, who has yet to provide clear indications regarding Fermín’s place in the starting XI. Although the player recently signed a long-term contract with the Catalan club, he has not ruled out the possibility of leaving if a serious and realistic offer arrives.
Reports indicate that Joan Laporta and Deco would be open to negotiations if the player formally requests a move, particularly given Barcelona’s ongoing need for financial stability in order to complete its transfer plans. Nasser Al-Khelaifi, meanwhile, is closely monitoring the situation and is preparing to raise the offer and present both sporting and administrative guarantees to convince the player to join the French capital.
A final decision may be made within days, but what is certain for now is that Paris Saint-Germain will not exit this transfer window without securing a new Camp Nou star, in line with the specific request of its Spanish coach.










