Khvicha Kvaratskhelia Transfer Race Heats Up: PSG, Man United, And Liverpool In Battle For Napoli Star

The big transfer interest around Napoli accredits to its star winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, as many top teams are pushing for his signing.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who is signed up with Napoli until 2027, has not been willing to sign an extension, which has sparked speculation that he may transfer this year.

Manchester United and Liverpool are two English teams interested in Kvaratskhelia, but Manchester United has expressed the most interest in the footballer, according to TalkSPORT.

His past few years in Napoli have seen him become a hit winger with the perfect skills to be on the lookout for the best European scouts.

Piling on the drama, there are indications that Manchester United is negotiating with Napoli over Marcus Rashford, who has been dropped from the United squad.

Kvaratskhelia is now being seen as a potential replacement and a big-money signing for the Red Devils to enhance the size of their squad.

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Liverpool’s manager Arne Slot has downplayed the speculation of Kvaratskhelia saying that ‘there is always 99% of nonsense in transfer window talks’.

Nevertheless, he is a Liverpool target because of his creativity and pace on the wing. Thus, the rumours stick around despite the dismissal of the winger.

While in the other camp, Paris Saint-Germain seem to be placing themselves squarely in the front liners. Well-known football transfer insider Gianluca Di Marzio stated last week that PSG and Napoli are expected to finalize the transfer next week.

Some sources indicate they are already in a verbal agreement and that PSG is expected to table an offer of up to €70m – €75m. They are also said to be ready to insert defender Milan Skriniar on loan, with Napoli paying his salary, to the proposed deal as well.

As the transfer window heats up, Kvaratskhelia’s future remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: His next move could redefine the power relations in operation in European football.