European club eager to sign one of Luis Enrique's top picks at PSG

Luis Enrique's PSG could lose one of their regular starters to a major European club, according to a recent report.

Spanish midfielder Marco Asensio is reportedly facing a challenging situation at Paris Saint-Germain, where he has not been able to secure the minutes he desires.

This has led to renewed interest from Galatasaray, who are keen to bring the talented player on board through a loan deal.

According to sources close to the Turkish club, Galatasaray's management is leveraging their strong relationship with the French giants to expedite the potential transfer in the upcoming window.

The Turkish side sees Asensio's situation as an opportunity to bolster their squad with a player of significant quality and experience.

Since joining PSG from Real Madrid, Asensio has struggled to make a consistent impact due to various physical issues that have hindered his performance.

When he arrived at Parc des Princes, expectations were high; however, his displays have fallen short, raising questions about his long-term future in the French capital.

European club eager to sign one of Luis Enrique's top picks at PSG

As reported by the Turkish outlet Spor (h/t Fichajes), Galatasaray are keenly aware of these circumstances and views the acquisition of Asensio as a golden opportunity.

The club has a history of attracting top talent, and this move could serve to enhance their competitiveness in both the Turkish league and European competitions.

The potential signing of the Spanish international could significantly elevate Galatasaray's ambitions, offering a creative edge that they have been seeking. However, the success of this move hinges on whether PSG are willing to facilitate Asensio's exit in the form of a loan.

With Goncalo Ramos's injury, which could see him return in mid-November, Luis Enrique views Marco Asensio as a high-quality solution. It seems unlikely that the Spanish manager would let his compatriot go so easily.

PSG's transfer policy, which focuses on seeking young talents to further develop in Paris, could favour the potential exit of the veteran Asensio. We'll have to wait and see.