Tottenham have made enquiries for the French goalkeeper, and he could prove to be an excellent acquisition for them. It is no secret that they need more quality in that area of the pitch. Guglielmo Vicario has been error-prone, and Antonin Kinsky had a horror show on his Champions League debut for Spurs last night.
His combination of physicality, technical control and intelligent movement between the lines has made him particularly effective in high-tempo matches. Capable of operating centrally or drifting into wide channels, Rogers is a versatile player who cannot only score goals but also create them for his teammates. His ability to carry the ball through congested areas and contribute goals from midfield has strengthened Villa's attacking transitions, while his defensive work rate shows his willingness to be a team player.
The 18-year-old La Masia graduate, who had made his first-team breakthrough earlier this season under Hansi Flick, signed for French champions PSG in the winter. Dro's contract had a €6 million release clause, and he decided to make use of it to secure a move away, even though in the end PSG ended up paying Barça around €8.5 million - thanks to the good relationship between the two clubs.
The talented young striker is also on PSG's radar, as per Fichajes. He has impressed with his clinical finishing and sharpness in the attack. Manchester United are hoping to sign him for the future, and it remains to be seen how the situation develops. They have done well to develop young players in the past, and they could play a key role in Cabral's development as well.
Paris Saint-Germain picked up a crucial 1-0 win over Auxerre to move top of Ligue 1 on Friday night, with Bradley Barcola netting the all-important goal on the night. PSG dominated possession from the opening exchanges and immediately set the tempo. Within the first five minutes, Barcola was played through twice, forcing Auxerre goalkeeper Leon into sharp interventions.
On Monday 22 December, just after the final league game of 2025, the French Football Federation issued a bombshell statement: three of PSG's wins this season had been turned into defeats (0-3) because of a licensing issue regarding the Canada international Florianne Jourde. The sanction followed a complaint by Fleury after they lost their league game against PSG 4-0 on 8 November. They referred to the absence of a request for an International Transfer Certificate (ITC) at the time Jourde's licence was registered.
