It's a name that PSG can already scratch from its shortlist for the summer transfer window.
In search of reinforcements to expand its offensive sector, Paris Saint-Germain will not, according to our information, recruit Robert Lewandowski this summer.
The Polish striker should very quickly engage with FC Barcelona.
The Catalan club are said to have finally reached an agreement with their counterparts Bayern Munich for the Polish striker, who it seems has always made Barca their favorite destination to turn the Bavarian page.
The transfer should be completed for around 50 million euros, a sum which corresponds to Bayern's requirements for their number 9, who had one year left on his contract.
The Pole, 33, has made no secret of his departure wishes for several weeks.
If he was present since the beginning of the week for the resumption of training with Bayern, he systematically arrived late.
Other tracks in attack for PSG
A few days ago, the president of Barça Joan Laporta had confirmed the holding of negotiations with Bayern, the formulation of a first offer and had thanked the player "for everything he is doing to join us" .
He would therefore be the fourth recruit of the Catalan summer, after the arrivals of Franck Kessié (free) from Milan, Andreas Christensen (free) from Chelsea and Raphinha (around 60 million euros), the former Rennes player who arrived from Leeds.
Barça also announced this week the contract extension for 2 seasons (until 2024) of French international Ousmane Dembélé.
At Barça, Lewandowski would reinforce an extremely supplied offensive sector, with Ansu Fati, Ferran Torres, Raphinha, Ousmane Dembélé, Memphis Depay, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Martin Braithwaite.
If Lewandowski was one of the priority tracks for PSG offensively, with this ambition in particular to associate him with Kylian Mbappé, Paris has other tracks in attack.
The hottest still lead to Gianluca Scamacca, from Sassuolo, and Hugo Ekitike, from Stade de Reims, with whom negotiations are the most advanced to date.
The next Parisian recruits, in attack or elsewhere, are expected to participate in the club's tour of Japan, which will start this Saturday and until July 27.
