Former Real Madrid star Marco Asensio seems to leave Paris Saint-Germain prior to the Ligue 1 season 2025/26.
Asensio spent the second half of the 2024/25 season on the Premier League side Aston Villa, while PSG sealed their very first UEFA Champions League crown.
His position was further influenced by Luis Enrique's call not to include him in the PSG team for the FIFA Club World Cup this summer.
Unai Emery chose to make his loan permanently, with the finances of Villa influenced by missing the qualification of Champions League, where Asensio goes back to Paris.
The Spain International came to PSG from Los Blancos in 2023 as a free agent, but has struggled for fame in the French capital and now stands for an important call on his future at the club.
According to reports from the French Outlet L'Equipe, several clubs have already contacted PSG about the potential availability of Asensio if the club is willing to sell.
Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce has submitted an offer of € 15 million, which is just below PSG/S valuation, but that figure can be negotiated again.
Asensio is open to offers, and he wants to become a member of a new club before the start of the preseason, with PSG's own campaign disrupted by their run to the club World Cup final.
AC Milan has revived their interest, but Villarreal is also considering a move, in which Marcelino leads his team back to the Champions League.
The yellow submarine has received a large money injection after the move from Alex Baena to Atletico Madrid and they are looking for a new creative power.
However, reports from Voetbal Italia claim that the link to Mourinho and Fenerbahce is not a dead end, and the Turkish side is convinced that they will agree a deal with the interest of Italy.
Villarreal could offer Asensio a new chance to breathe new life into his career, after a stuck stint in Paris, and PSG wants to sell it to prevent a possible free transfer payment in 2026.