Juventus enters the race for PSG star pursued by Real Madrid, FC Barcelona

Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Fabian Ruiz is generating significant interest from top clubs, notably FC Barcelona and Real Madrid.

The 28-year-old has recently showcased his talent on the international stage, particularly during Spain's UEFA Nations League match against Switzerland, where he scored two crucial goals. His performance has reaffirmed his capabilities, earning him praise and highlighting his potential as a valuable asset.

Despite his international success, Ruiz has struggled to secure a regular starting position at PSG. This lack of consistent playing time has sparked speculation regarding his future at the club, with many suggesting that a move away might be beneficial.

While Barcelona and Real Madrid are keen on bringing him to La Liga, reports indicate that Juventus is also in the mix, eyeing the midfielder as a potential addition to their squad.

Juventus enters the race for PSG star pursued by Real Madrid, FC Barcelona

Juventus coach Thiago Motta is particularly interested in Ruiz, recognising the quality he could bring to the Bianconeri's midfield. With Ruiz under contract with PSG until mid-2027, any transfer discussions would likely require careful negotiation, especially considering the financial implications for both parties.

Fabian Ruiz leaves mixed impressions with his performances at PSG. The Spaniard excels when playing forward and creating offensive opportunities, and he also does a decent job of distributing the ball to his teammates.

However, the midfield set up by Luis Enrique in Paris is very dynamic, with no fixed pivots or interiors, as all players seem to rotate throughout the match. When Ruiz is tasked with playing backwards or defending, while he doesn't always make mistakes, he doesn't particularly stand out either.

Nonetheless, it appears that Luis Enrique trusts him, and as long as this remains the case, it seems unlikely that the former Real Betis player will seek a move away from the club. For now, everything remains speculation, and we’ll have to wait at least until next summer to see if there’s any real possibility of Ruiz leaving the French capital.