PSG Pursues Mika Godts After €50 Million Deal
Paris Saint-Germain are not easing into this summer. They are tearing into it.
Barely finished unveiling Magnus Akliouche after a €50 million deal, the French champions have opened official talks with Ajax over another attacking talent: Belgian winger Mika Godts.
PSG move quickly for Godts
Transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano reports that PSG’s hierarchy have contacted Ajax and begun negotiations for the 21-year-old, who is coming off a breakout season in Amsterdam. The numbers explain the rush: 17 goals and 15 assists in 44 games across all competitions. For a wide player still at the start of his career, that is the profile of a winger who changes games, not just decorates them.
Luis Campos clearly saw enough. The club’s sporting advisor did not wait for talks between boards to drag on. He went straight to the player.
Campos wins over the winger
Those discussions with Godts were described as “very fruitful”, and the outcome is clear: the Belgian wants Paris.
Impressed by the project laid out by Campos and seduced by the idea of joining PSG’s revamped attack, Godts has already given his approval to the Parisian terms. That stance hands PSG a crucial advantage. When the player is openly pushing in one direction, the selling club’s room for manoeuvre shrinks fast.
Ajax under pressure as player pushes for Paris
Ajax had hoped to build around Godts after his explosive campaign. Instead, they are facing up to the reality that the winger wants the move to the French capital. With the player’s position clear and PSG already aligned with him on personal terms, the Dutch side are negotiating from an uncomfortable position.
Both clubs are now chasing a final agreement. If they find it quickly, PSG will have secured another high-upside attacking piece at a time when uncertainty lingers over one of their current wide options.
Bradley Barcola is attracting serious interest from several Premier League giants, and his future in Paris is far from guaranteed. Securing Godts early would not just add depth; it would protect PSG against a possible late-window raid on one of their brightest French prospects.
After Diomande setback, PSG pivot wide again
The move for Godts also reflects how PSG have reacted to a transfer blow elsewhere. The club had targeted Ivorian winger Yan Diomande in recent days, only to see him slip away. Diomande is now expected to join Real Madrid, who are rebuilding their flanks as they prepare another assault on every major trophy.
With Diomande Madrid-bound, PSG have wasted no time switching focus. Godts has become the alternative — and potentially much more than that. If Ajax and Paris can finally align on a fee, the Belgian could walk into a frontline being quietly, but decisively, reshaped for the next era at the Parc des Princes.
