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Monaco has reportedly rejected Paris Saint-Germain's initial bid for Maghnes Akliouche. According to L'Equipe, the offer was valued at €35 million. However, this figure falls short of Monaco's expectations, who last summer valued their academy product at €70 million. It is understood that Monaco is now holding out for around €50 million, though they are likely to accept an offer in the range of €40-45 million plus add-ons.
Yesterday, RMC reported that the 24-year-old footballer, who can operate as an attacking midfielder or winger, has already agreed to personal terms with the Parisian club and is set to sign a five-year contract once the two clubs finalize the transfer fee.
Akliouche, 24, is a product of Monaco's youth academy. He has made 10 appearances for the French national team, scoring one goal, and is currently part of the squad competing at the World Cup, albeit primarily as a substitute. Akliouche made his World Cup debut in France's 3-0 victory over Iraq.
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