22-year-old Benfica defender Tomas Araujo is attracting interest from PSG. Despite becoming a starter and increasing his market value, Benfica isn't keen to sell him unless his 100 million euro release clause is met. PSG eyes Araujo as a replacement for Milan Skriniar, who might join Juventus. They plan to pursue Araujo in the summer, facing competition from Premier League clubs. PSG's strong ties with Benfica, having facilitated 125 million euros in past transfers, could be beneficial in negotiations.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is showing interest in acquiring Tomas Araujo, a 22-year-old defender who is currently part of Benfica's squad. Araujo has emerged as a crucial player for Benfica this season and received his first call-up to the Portugal national team in November. Despite PSG's interest, Benfica remains firm on not negotiating a transfer during either the winter or summer transfer windows. The Lisbon-based club maintains that any transfer would require adherence to Araujo's release clause, which is set at 100 million euros. PSG is considered unlikely to pay this amount, particularly given the strong performance of their current defensive duo, Marquinhos and Willian Pacho.

Chelsea have revived their interest in highly-rated Benfica defender Tomas Araujo as they search for a new centre-back.

Crystal Palace contacted Benfica to sign the young player. However, Benfica responded that they are not selling him. This was during the last summer transfer window.