Ajax and Paris Saint-Germain have reached an agreement in principle on the transfer of winger Mika Godts, with a fee of €55 million reportedly settled between the clubs. The Dutch side has given the green light for the player to proceed with a medical examination at the French champions, according to multiple Dutch outlets.
Het Parool first reported that the two clubs were broadly aligned on the transfer sum, while AD.nl confirmed that Godts is now undergoing his medical with PSG. NOS also stated that the move is complete, with Ajax set to receive the €55 million fee for the Belgian attacker.
The deal marks a significant outlay for PSG, who have moved quickly to secure Godts after identifying him as a key target for the upcoming season. The 21-year-old has been one of Ajax’s most consistent performers, and his departure represents a major financial boost for the Amsterdam club as they look to reinvest in their squad.
According to voetbalprimeur.nl, Godts has not yet had a formal farewell with his Ajax teammates, with the player reportedly saying, "It remains football" when asked about the abrupt nature of the transfer. The report suggests that the move has happened quickly, leaving little time for a personal send-off before he links up with his new club.
De Telegraaf also confirmed the agreement between Ajax and PSG, adding that the deal is now in its final stages. With the medical underway, the transfer is expected to be officially announced in the coming days.
What to watch next: PSG’s official confirmation of the signing and how Ajax plan to use the €55 million to strengthen their squad before the transfer window closes.
