Barcelona Golden Boy does not have €110m ‘temporary’ release clause, will not leave for PSG

Over the past 24 hours, two of Barcelona’s most important players – Ousmane Dembele and Pedri – have been linked with a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain.

It was reported by the French media that PSG were ready to trigger Dembele’s release clause of €50 million and that a move could be close.

However, reports since have suggested that the 26-year-old is not thinking about a transfer away and wanted to renew with Barça.

Soon after, reports emerged claiming that the Ligue 1 champions had set their sights on Pedri and that there is a ‘temporary’ €110 million release clause that they planned to trigger.

Nothing to Pedri-PSG rumours

But, Fabrizio Romano has dismissed those claims, reporting that there is nothing going on between PSG and Pedri at this moment and that the player only desires to succeed at Barcelona.

Furthermore, the Italian journalist adds that there is nothing to the claims of Pedri’s contract containing a ‘temporary’ release clause of €110 million.

The only exit clause in the midfielder’s contract with the Blaugrana stands at a mammoth €1 billion.

Pedri has grown into a mainstay in the middle of the park for Barcelona and is undoubtedly one of the most important cogs in Xavi’s system.

It is not for nothing that Barcelona tied him down to a long-term contract and inserted an enormous release clause.

For his part, Pedri loves Barça and is not looking to leave the club and has his eyes on succeeding there, Romano mentions.

So, as far as the rumours about PSG and a reunion with former Spain manager Luis Enrique are concerned, there appears to be nothing to it.