Manchester City are reportedly in talks with Paris Saint-Germain to sign defender Hermann Malonga.
Malonga is extremely highly thought of in Paris, with Luis Enrique's side reportedly keen on handing the Frenchman a new contract with the club.
However, various recent reports have suggested that the 18-year-old has turned down a contract extension with the back-to-back UEFA Champions League winners, in favour of a move to Manchester City.
The French youth international is said to have agreed a five-year deal in principle with the Citizens, as they look to bolster their youth squads ahead of next season.
Molonga joined PSG from US Senart-Moissy Jugend back in 2021 and has since established himself as one of the club's best young talents, playing a key role on the Parisians' two French U19 titles and French Youth Cup victories.
The 18 year-old has represented France's youth teams on 19 occasions so far, but is yet to make a senior first team appearance in his short career so far.
As a result, various outlets have claimed that Manchester City intend to immediately loan their new man out upon securing his signature, as the club look to provide the Frenchman with senior experience.
Some have suggested that Paris Saint-Germain viewed Malonga had the potential to feature in the first team for the French champions, speaking to the calibre of coup that Manchester City are set to complete.
With a new manager at the helm and a squad in a stage of refresh, Manchester City continue to build the foundations of a club ready to dominate once more.
