Barcelona official Enric Masip has suggested Paris Saint-Germain were the club that bid €250 million for teenage forward Lamine Yamal last summer.

FC Barcelona has revealed the rival European club behind a $211 million bid for its wonderkid right winger Lamine Yamal.

Enric Masip, advisor and close associate of Joan Laporta, has revealed that Paris Saint-Germain made an offer of €200 million for Lamine Yamal during the summer transfer window. In an interview

Lamine Yamal's ankle injury and Robert Lewandowski's back problem represent a significant blow to Barcelona's immediate prospects. The absences of two key players, coupled with their recent defeat to Real Sociedad,

Barcelona forward Lamine Yamal has withdrawn from Spain's squad for the upcoming international break and is set for up to three weeks out of action with an ankle injury.

Earlier this year, Barcelona president Joan Laporta revealed that an unnamed club that offered €250m to sign Lamine Yamal. That bid was rejected, although it was speculated upon as to who exactly

Germain have hit back at claims from Barcelona that they made an eye-popping offer for 17-year-old wonderkid Lamine Yamal.

Barcelona executive Enric Masip has confirmed that the club did receive a huge €250 million offer for Lamine Yamal and that it “came from France.” Club president Joan Laporta has already claimed he turned down an eye-watering offer for Yamal,