In a surprising development, Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly made an audacious proposal to RB Leipzig, offering rising French talent Désiré Doué in exchange for Dani Olmo — with no cash involved in the deal.
According to reports circulating in France, PSG’s sporting department sees Olmo as a perfect fit for Luis Enrique’s tactical setup, with the Spanish playmaker’s creativity, versatility, and experience at the top level aligning with the club’s long-term ambitions.
Désiré Doué, just 19 years old, is considered one of France’s brightest young prospects and has impressed with his technical ability and composure on the ball. However, PSG are believed to be open to parting ways with him if it means securing Olmo, who is seen as a ready-made asset capable of making an immediate impact in both domestic and European competitions.
RB Leipzig, on the other hand, view Doué as an ideal addition for the future — a player who could continue the club’s tradition of developing elite young talent. The proposed swap would therefore represent a balance of experience and potential, with both clubs benefiting in different ways.
While the negotiations are still in the early stages, the news has caught many fans off guard. A straight swap with no money involved is a bold move rarely seen at the top level, and if completed, it could become one of the most intriguing transfers of the upcoming window.
Both clubs have yet to comment officially, but sources suggest discussions could progress quickly in the coming days.
