While actions for different Premier League stars including Wayne Rooney and Yohan Cabaye can not be totally ruled out based on director of baseball Leonardo, Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri is actually a goal for Paris Saint-Germain come early july. "The industry is beginning up," he said when discussing potential recruits. "We may possibly look in Spain or England." The French side have become the newest players at football's top dining table following expense from Qatar and have already closed world class players Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Thiago Silva, Ezequiel Lavezzi, Thiago Motta and Lucas Moura, amongst others. In 2013 they seem on course to win their first Ligue 1 subject in 19 years and came near knocking Barcelona out of the Champions League, eventually exiting the competition at the quarter-final period on away objectives. The huge resources accessible has observed the French capital membership related to various participants - including moves for Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo. Leonardo denies that any transfer negotiations have started for all those specific players, but indicates the arrival of household names on the summer is a distinct possibility. "On Ronaldo, there's never been an Gazzetta dello Sport was told by him. "I have never noticed anything about (Wayne) Rooney or (Edinson) Cavani either. there's the right opportunity I do not eliminate big signings, but only. A larger squad was wanted by "we with adequate cover in all parts to be able to prevent the type of problems we had in January in midfield with all the incidents and suspensions." PSG are reportedly keen to build a French key at the club, with Ronaldo's Real Madrid team-mate Karim Benzema consistently associated with a go on to the capital, in addition to ideas that Patrice Evra of Manchester United and Hatem Ben Arfa of Newcastle can join Carlo Ancelotti's area. Yet it is the names of Manchester City's FA Cup semi-final goalscorer Nasri and Newcastle's Cabaye who have been mentioned by Leonardo all through his interview with Gazzetta dello Sport. "The notion of seeing the truly amazing French people here's some thing I like," he explained. "I am not really speaing frankly about Benzema, but probably Nasri, (Franck) Ribery or Cabaye. "But I do not know when it is possible and I've not had contact with some of them." On the subject of Rooney, director Ancelotti has acknowledged the United striker but does not expect a deal in the future down. "Wayne Rooney is one of the best strikers in the world," the former Chelsea boss said in comments reported by L'Equipe. "I think he's difficult to get. He's an for Manchester United."
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