He is Luis Enrique's favorite. The Asturian coach has always liked to sign players he has trained. The known is much better than those footballers he hasn't trained or those he hasn't played against. Feeling them on the field, that is the premise for prioritizing signings. Luis Enrique wants to be the leader and
main star of PSG, no one is more than the collective. Within that idea, the Asturian has put Gavi's name on the table, with whom he has a great relationship after having made him debut during his time as national coach at just seventeen years old.
After recovering from his serious injury, he has not yet managed to find a place in Hansi Flick's preferred team, and it seems that charming the coach this season is a challenge, as obviously others have proven their worth during the youth player's recovery. It would be a signing with astronomical numbers that would require a great effort from Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, and the PSG offices are studying the feasibility of a signing that, in addition to being media-friendly, would break the market.
A young player of great quality, but with a release clause of 1 billion euros, and although selling him could provide relief to the club's finances, Barça has made it clear that he is not for sale. There are fears that the ownership of the Parisian club will flaunt its economy and dazzle Gavi with an impossible-to-refuse million-dollar contract, in addition to convincing him with a sports project in which he would be one of the cornerstones to take the team to the top of European football. The countdown begins to convince Gavi and Barça that this operation would be good for all parties.