French giants prepare lucrative offer to lure veteran defender as contract winds down in Madrid.
Paris Saint-Germain are targeting a major defensive reinforcement by pursuing Real Madrid’s Antonio Rüdiger, according to a report from Defensa Central. The German international’s contract expires this summer, potentially allowing him to join the Ligue 1 champions as a free agent.
Despite their domestic success, PSG’s hierarchy is reportedly dissatisfied with the team’s defensive solidity this season. Identifying a need for an experienced leader at the back, they have turned their attention to Rüdiger.

\The club’s owners are prepared to open their chequebook, with reports indicating a “blank cheque” is available to lure the 31-year-old to Paris with a financially overwhelming contract offer.
The situation presents a complex decision for all parties. Rüdiger, who will turn 32 in March, is also attracting interest from Galatasaray. He recently underwent surgery for a meniscus tear, raising natural questions about his long-term fitness as he enters the latter stages of his career.
Real Madrid value his experience and impact since his arrival, but club officials are reportedly hesitant about offering a lengthy new deal to an aging defender. This uncertainty creates a clear opening for PSG. Manager Luis Enrique is believed to be a key advocate for the move, seeing Rüdiger as a figure who can instantly organize and strengthen his backline.
For Rüdiger, the choice may come down to legacy versus security. While staying at the pinnacle of European football with Madrid is appealing, PSG’s projected offer is said to dwarf what the Spanish club is willing to put on the table for a renewal. As the season enters its final months, the defender’s future is set to become a major point of speculation.
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