PSG: Jesé Rodríguez and the clause that would prevent him from signing for Barcelona.

Each passing minute becomes more a fact the transfer of Jesé Rodríguez to PSG. According to the French sports newspaper 'L'Equipe', the Real Madrid youth academy graduate who joined the first team in 2013 and the Parisian team would have already reached an agreement. According to the mentioned French media, the signing would be handled for an approximate price of 25 million euros. The player's representative had to travel to the United States, where the whites are doing their preseason, to inform him of all the negotiations advanced so far.

The same sports newspaper revealed that if sold, Jesé's contract with PSG would have an anti-Barcelona clause. That is, in the case that the Spaniard left the French team, the 'culés' could not sign him. Obviously, a condition imposed by Real Madrid. It is worth mentioning that in case the 23-year-old footballer is loaned to 'Les Parisiens' for a year and the 'Merengues' are suspended by FIFA due to the irregular signings of young players, they would not be able to sign for a year, Gran Canaria's player could only return for the next winter transfer window (July-August 2016).