Transfer news: Liverpool make a move for Ibrahim Mbaye

Ibrahim Mbaye could well be one of the next Paris Saint-Germain players to attract interest from the Premier League. Highly regarded in England, the Senegalese winger is now on Liverpool's radar, who are reportedly ready to open talks with the Parisian club.

Ibrahim Mbaye's name has been circulating in the English transfer market for several months. The Senegalese international is attracting interest from Aston Villa and Tottenham, while Manchester City has also added the young Parisian to its list of players to monitor.

But a new contender could quickly make a move. Liverpool have reportedly decided to accelerate their pursuit and are expected to contact PSG soon to inquire about the terms of a potential transfer.

PSG are demanding between 40 and 50 million euros

Trained at Paris Saint-Germain, Ibrahim Mbaye (18 years old) is considered one of the capital club's most promising young talents. This season, the winger has played 42 matches, scoring four goals and providing four assists.

Despite a contract running until 2028, the player's future in Paris appears uncertain. Disagreements have reportedly emerged in recent months between his entourage and the Parisian management. His return from the last Africa Cup of Nations has also contributed to further weakening his position within the club.

Faced with this growing interest, PSG is unlikely to let its young striker go cheaply. The Parisian club's management has reportedly set its demands between 40 and 50 million euros before considering a transfer.

Liverpool will therefore need to be convincing both financially and on the pitch to achieve their goals. The Reds want to strengthen their attacking flanks and are exploring several options following Mohamed Salah's departure.

The English club is also interested in Bradley Barcola. But here again, PSG's financial demands are currently an obstacle to negotiations.

Liverpool could therefore turn to Ibrahim Mbaye, whose youthful profile and potential for growth perfectly match the club's sporting policy. It remains to be seen whether the initial contacts will lead to a concrete offer and whether PSG will agree to let one of its young talents leave.

One thing is certain: the English competition for the Senegalese player is expected to be fierce, and Liverpool now seems determined to enter the race.