According to Radio Marca, PSG owner QSI has made an offer to acquire Espanyol de Barcelona, which is up for sale by the Chinese shareholder.
What if Espanyol FC Barcelona became a subsidiary of Paris Saint-Germain? According to information broadcast by Radio Marca on Wednesday, the Catalan club is for sale. Two offers have already reached the current owner, the Chinese group Rastar. One proposal might come from North America, and the other was drafted by Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), which already owns PSG.
Owned by Rastar Group since 2015, with Chen Yansheng as president, Espanyol finished 14th in La Liga last season with Vicente Moreno, who was sacked as coach on the 36th. It was Luis Blanco who provided the transition period before Diego Martinez was appointed at the end of May.
New rumor after Braga
In the event of the sale of Espanyol to QSI, Paris Saint-Germain would find itself in a similar situation to Manchester City with the City Football Group, which includes about a dozen subsidiary clubs around the world (notably Troyes and Palermo).
Recently, it was reported that PSG wanted to find a satellite club, in particular to help with youth development. Recently there was talk of SC Braga. But the president of the Portuguese club ignored the possibility of such a merger, without completely closing the door to Qatari investors.
