Paris Saint-Germain are in advanced negotiations to sign RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomandé, having agreed personal terms with the player in June, though a deal with the Bundesliga club remains unresolved due to agent interference and image rights disputes.
— They (the agency) have managed to turn what looked like a simple deal into absolute chaos by demanding everything and its opposite, with a whole host of different people involved. All this while neglecting to settle the various legal procedures concerning image rights or with his former agents...
Roc Nation, the player's agency, is reportedly stalling the transfer by demanding terms opposite to PSG's offer and failing to resolve legal procedures concerning image rights or previous agent disputes.
Despite the delays, sources indicate Diomandé has chosen PSG as his preferred destination if he leaves Leipzig, viewing the club's project under Luis Enrique as the best opportunity to compete for trophies and potentially win the Ballon d'Or.
The 19-year-old is currently at the 2026 FIFA World Cup with Ivory Coast, where he started against Ecuador and earned the Man of the Match award. Liverpool had previously expressed interest in a package approaching €100 million, but Leipzig are holding out for closer to €130 million.