Paris ends interest in signing Ibrahim Maaza due to dispute with agent

Paris Saint-Germain have closed the door on the possibility of signing Algerian international Ibrahim Mazza from Bayer 04 Leverkusen, after deciding to end communications regarding the deal due to a disagreement over the negotiation management, which was not accepted by Luis Campos, the club's sporting advisor.

Sasha Tavolieri has revealed, citing information from Sky Sport, that Mazraoui's father and Bayer 04 Leverkusen have tried to reopen communication channels with Paris Saint-Germain through the Stellar agency to inquire about the seriousness of the club's interest in acquiring the Algerian player's services.

However, this attempt was met with a refusal from Luis Campos, who expressed discomfort with the manner in which the communication took place, considering it inconsistent with the approach that Paris Saint-Germain follows in managing contract negotiations. As a result, the Parisian official decided to end the discussions, sending a clear message that the file for acquiring Mazza is no longer on the table within the club.

The report explained that the management of Paris Saint-Germain was keen to emphasize that they were not the ones to take the initiative in entering serious negotiations to acquire the player, noting that their interest in opening a line of communication came after they learned of the openness of the player's father to hold a meeting with officials from the French club.

Recent developments reveal a setback in the transfer due to the management of communications between the involved parties, amid the overlapping roles of the player's family, the German club, and the intermediary agency. This ultimately led to a counterproductive outcome and closed the door on a potential move to the French capital.

Ibrahim Maaza's chances of moving to Paris Saint-Germain have significantly decreased as the French club has decided to withdraw from negotiations.