Paris Saint-Germain is aiming to strengthen its attacking line during the upcoming summer transfer window, with the club's management identifying Leipzig player Yan Diomande as a priority to enhance the attack under the leadership of coach Luis Enrique.

According to "Fichajes," the 19-year-old player stands out as an ideal option to lead the next phase in attack following the potential departure of key players like Lee Kang-in and Gonçalo Ramos.

Diomande is distinguished by significant offensive capabilities, having scored 8 goals and provided 6 assists in just 21 matches in the German league, which has increased his market value. The management of Paris Saint-Germain estimates the cost of signing him at 100 million euros, reflecting the player's technical level and future potential.

The French club plans to integrate Diomande into an attacking lineup that includes stars like Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Ousmane Dembele, and Bradley Barcola, supported by emerging talents such as Désiré Doué and Ibrahim M'Baye. This enhances the team's offensive capabilities and ensures continued competitiveness in all tournaments.

Sources indicate that the success of the deal depends on Paris Saint-Germain's speed in finalizing the financial details and negotiating with the player's agent, as joining the French club represents an opportunity for him to compete in the UEFA Champions League. Meanwhile, the value of the deal and the club's ambitious project are expected to be decisive factors in determining his future.