Yesterday, the player made his departure from Leeds United permanent, following the club’s relegation from the Premier League last season. Now, it seems another loanee, Diego Llorente, is in line to secure his future long-term.
Koch, who joined Eintracht Frankfurt on loan, has quickly sealed a permanent move to the German side before his contract at Elland Road expired in the summer.
In a surprising turn of events, PSG is reportedly making progress in a deal to sign Llorente, who is currently on loan at AS Roma. The French club is eager to strengthen their defense, with Llorente emerging as their primary target.
Llorente is currently in his second loan spell at Roma, with the opportunity for a permanent move in the summer. PSG is reportedly willing to offer a fee higher than the clause in Roma’s deal to secure Llorente’s transfer in this window.
The defender is familiar with PSG manager Luis Enrique, who previously coached the Spanish national team and included Llorente in several squads. This potential move comes after PSG’s pursuit of Leeds defender Pascal Struijk, who was linked with the club before they signed Lucas Beraldo.
The next few days will be pivotal as PSG negotiates with both Leeds and Roma to secure Llorente’s transfer. It remains to be seen how this deal will progress.
