FC Barcelona is on course to sign Nico Williams this summer, and the player seems open to joining the Catalan club as well. Williams shined for Athletic Bilbao and for the Spanish national team this year, which has caused a lot of interest from FC Barcelona fans. However, another European club is now willing to sign him this summer to create a competition for his signature.
Paris Saint Germain lost Kylian Mbappe this summer as he left the club as a free agent to Real Madrid, and now the French club thinks that Nico Williams is the answer to their attacking problems. The Athletic reports that PSG is interested in signing Nico Williams and has already made contact with them as they explore a possible move. This comes after several reports of a deal almost completed between Barcelona and the Williams.
PSG may want to trigger Williams' release claim, which is worth over $60 million. The French club is ready to trigger the clause and could potentially offer slightly more to convince Bilbao to sell this summer to them instead of FC Barcelona. The decision will be left to the player, who has a great friendship with certain FC Barcelona players.
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Nico Williams' move to FC Barcelona could be completed this week, according to several sources. Fabrizio Romano reported that the Catalan club is increasingly confident of getting the deal done for Nico Williams to contract terms. The club is only waiting for the player to make his decision and for La Liga to allow the transfer to happen.
Relevo reports that Williams is a priority for Barcelona and that the club is confident in signing this or next week. Williams had a great friendship with FC Barcelona players like Lamine Yamal, Pedri, and Ferran Torres in the Spanish national team.
Nico Williams was one of the best players at the EUROS this summer. He scored two goals and provided one assist in the competition. He scored in the European Championship Final against England, which led to them winning 2-1. He scored the first goal of the final, which gave Spain the 1-0 lead. England equalized in the 73rd minute as Cole Palmer scored from the edge of the box. Spain won the game in the 86th minute as Mikel Oyarzabal scored the winner to win 2-1.
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