The past summer, the board of Paris Saint-Germain invested more than €55 million in the signing of two players, who were completely pleasing Unai Emery, the Polish midfielder Grzegorz Krychowiak and the Spanish forward Jesé Rodríguez. Both seemed capable of becoming key players in the new project of the French team, but the truth is that half a season later, the stats show us a different reality.

Krychowiak, who had been indispensable for Emery during his time at Sevilla, has only started in 6 Ligue 1 matches this season; while the attacker has been even more irrelevant, starting only once in the starting eleven (against Saint-Étienne in the fourth matchday).

Obviously, the situation of both players has not gone unnoticed. In fact, information collected today by The Sun points out that up to four top clubs from the Premier League, Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool and West Ham United, have already shown their willingness to take advantage of this situation and make a move for these footballers.

The first two teams would be extremely interested in signing Krychowiak, a player who, in top form, is capable of improving the stability of any midfield and who, in the specific case of the citizens, could become a sensational replacement for the German Ilkay Gundogan. On the other hand, both the Reds and the Hammers are eager for Jesé, who could give a significant boost to their attacking line.