Paris Saint‑Germain continues to focus on Javi Rodríguez, with the prospect of a new move for the young defender in January. The Spanish centre-forward, born in 2003, has been the subject of interest from the Parisian club since the summer, when Luis Enrique had already attempted to buy him to strengthen the rearguard. According to the newspaper Mundo Deportivo, Rodríguez remains on PSG's evaluation list and could be ready to move if the offer arrives in January, although Celta Vigo, where he grew up and is establishing himself at European levels, would like to keep him at least until the end of the season.
Meanwhile, Rodríguez has proven to be a key element in Claudio Giraldez's team. This season he has already scored three goals in nine games, both in the league and in the Europa League, confirming his value as an attacking defender. Celta, who have signed a new contract with the player until 2030, are however willing to consider a proposal from PSG, even if it would mean a change of direction for his career.
Rodríguez's future is therefore uncertain: on the one hand Celta wants to keep the talent in their squad, on the other PSG seems ready to pay to add a talented young defender to their team. If the negotiation is concluded in January, the player could move on to play for one of the most important teams in Europe, with a contract that will keep him at the Parisian club until 2030. At the moment the economic conditions have not been confirmed, but the prospect of a transfer is realistic, considering the interest already expressed by PSG and Celta's desire not to let him go without an adequate offer.