After weeks of negotiations, PSG and Bournemouth have finally advanced in the extension transfer of Illya Zabarnyi and the English press announces that an agreement was found in the fixed part, estimated at 63 million euros.
After the longest season in history, PSG is on the way to making the longest transfer for Illya Zabarnyi, Ukrainian central defender of Bournemouth in the viewfinder of Parisians since last winter. For weeks, the two clubs have not understood to enhance the 22 -year -old but an advance has taken place according to the English media that all agree on this point this afternoon.
According to the press from across the Channel, Sky Sports in particular, PSG and Bournemouth have agreed on the fixed share of the transfer of Zabarnyi, namely 55 million pounds, or 63 million euros. As a reminder, the PSG had so far never offered more than 60 million while the Cherries did not want to hear about less than 70 million in total. A real advance therefore took place, knowing that the player wants to join only Paris.
From now on, PSG and Bournemouth will have to agree on the bonuses, which will not be simple either since this part is described as blocking for some time. Yesterday, the team mentioned a concern of three million euros for the bonuses. However, it is expected that the transfer is experiencing a rapid outcome now, knowing that PSG and Zabarnyi have been contractually agreed for a long time about a five -year lease that would bind it with the European champions until 2030.
