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Milan Skriniar's future at Paris Saint-Germain is likely to be finished after the former Inter Milan star signed on loan to Fenerbahçe SK during the winter transfer window to conclude the season 2024-25.
After his contract with Inter Milan expired, the veteran became a free agent and signed with PSG. The 29-year-old Slovakia international has signed a contract with the Ligue 1 winners until 2028.
Skriniar was a regular starter last season, but is no longer in Luis Enrique's plans. He made 37 appearances for Enrique. Skriniar's loan at Fenerbahçe does not include a permanent transfer option, and PSG is likely to sell him in the summer.
After his contract with Inter Milan expired, the veteran became a free agent and signed with PSG. The 29-year-old Slovakia international has signed a contract with the Ligue 1 winners until 2028.
Skriniar was a regular starter last season, but is no longer in Luis Enrique's plans. He made 37 appearances for Enrique. Skriniar's loan at Fenerbahçe does not include a permanent transfer option, and PSG is likely to sell him in the summer.
Could Tottenham Hotspur rekindle their interest in Milan Skriniar?
The summer transfer window is still a few months away, but the rumor mill and teams are already strategizing their offseason plans.
Tottenham Hotspur will need to strengthen their backline, and Milan Skriniar is once again connected with the English club after being a target during the winter transfer window.
According to Fichajes (h/t GOAL), Tottenham have apparently added Milan Skriniar to their list of prospective defensive targets. With Cristian Romero's future unknown, Spurs are looking for an experienced, reliable defender.
Skriniar's experience in the Champions League and Serie A makes him a good fit for the London club. Tottenham are interested in other players than only Skriniar.
Tottenham Hotspur will need to strengthen their backline, and Milan Skriniar is once again connected with the English club after being a target during the winter transfer window.
According to Fichajes (h/t GOAL), Tottenham have apparently added Milan Skriniar to their list of prospective defensive targets. With Cristian Romero's future unknown, Spurs are looking for an experienced, reliable defender.
Skriniar's experience in the Champions League and Serie A makes him a good fit for the London club. Tottenham are interested in other players than only Skriniar.
Other defenders being monitored are Jonathan Tah, Dean Huijsen, Marc Guehi, and Jarrad Branthwaite. Still, Spurs' rising interest in Skriniar, along with their financial resources, could give them an advantage in the competition.
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