Yan Diomande has emerged as Paris Saint-Germain’s top attacking target this summer, with the club actively positioning themselves to make a serious bid for the talented winger.

After a slow start to the summer transfer window, PSG is finally gaining momentum, with almost daily updates from renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano regarding various deals. Among these, Diomande's potential transfer could be the most significant of the summer.

Initially, the winger seemed close to a move to Liverpool, but recent reports indicate that PSG is now "in talks" with RB Leipzig to secure his services. Notably, PSG has already agreed on personal terms with Diomande, making this deal more feasible.

RB Leipzig is reportedly seeking a fee exceeding €100 million, and given Liverpool's previous offer nearing that amount, it appears Leipzig is poised to receive a substantial payout. However, PSG faces a challenge as Leipzig suggested an alternative route: a lower fee with Diomande remaining on loan for a year. PSG, eager to secure Diomande "ASAP," has dismissed this loan-back option.

The situation is now set for a bidding war, with PSG possessing the financial resources to outbid any competitor if they choose to do so, while still being cautious about not overpaying.

In related news, the deal for Diomande advanced significantly yesterday, as Romano confirmed that PSG had "verbally agreed" on contract terms with the winger. Meanwhile, another top target is attracting interest from the Premier League, but Luis Enrique’s squad is expected to have the upper hand if they pursue him seriously.