Paris Saint-Germain have held talks with representatives of Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimaraes. Guimaraes has a £100million release clause in his contract which expires at the end of June. Newcastle paid £35m to sign Guimaraes from Lyon in January 2022 so any offer near the 26-year-old’s release clause will represent a significant profit on the balance sheet. It is understood the Brazil international has a burning desire to play in the Champions League.

Bruno Guimaraes has been attracting interest from several clubs, including PSG. Newcastle may have to sell due to their Financial Fair Play situation. Guimaraes has a release clause in excess of €100 million, but Newcastle won't insist on this fee when Champions League clubs come knocking due to a gentlemen's agreement with the player.

Paris Saint-Germain is interested in Bruno Guimarães, who is currently playing for Newcastle. However, the transfer deal is far from being finalized.

Bruno Guimãraes's name has been regularly associated with Paris Saint-Germain. However, Guimãraes is still a player of Newcastle and is not expected to leave the English club this summer despite the courtships. The Brazilian's agent has stated that he is 'very happy' in the North of England, and the former Lyonnais player has even made an offer for a house to settle permanently with his family. This indicates that the player, who signed a contract extension in October last year until 2028, is not in a hurry to leave, despite the rumours linking him to France recently.

Bruno Guimarães, currently under contract with Newcastle until June 2028, has been frequently mentioned in relation to Paris Saint-Germain in recent months. Despite recently extending his contract with Newcastle, rumors about his future continue to circulate. His agent's enigmatic tweet of a French flag has further fueled these speculations, with many Parisian supporters interpreting it as a sign of Guimarães' impending arrival in the French capital. However, the agent clarified that he was in Paris for personal and family reasons, not for work, and asked for respect and no fabrication of stories. He stated that Bruno is very happy at Newcastle.