Yan Diomande could soon join Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) as they make their first significant move of the summer, according to reports from Fabrizio Romano. The talented winger has caught the attention of several clubs following a standout performance for the Ivory Coast at the World Cup and a breakout season in the Bundesliga with RB Leipzig.

Romano confirms that PSG has reached a verbal agreement for Diomande, who has agreed to a five-year deal. However, the club must now negotiate a transfer fee with Leipzig, who are expected to demand a substantial amount, potentially exceeding €100 million.

• Liverpool had been the frontrunners for Diomande, but PSG's interest has intensified the bidding process.
• Leipzig has been reportedly rejecting Liverpool's offers, anticipating a better deal from PSG due to their involvement in the negotiations.

With Luis Campos, PSG's sporting director, at the helm, the club appears ready to make a significant financial commitment for this promising talent. The situation remains fluid, and it will be intriguing to see how the negotiations unfold as PSG aims to secure Diomande's signature.

In related news, PSG is also eyeing other top talents from Ligue 1, indicating an aggressive approach in the transfer market this summer.