- PSG have submitted a €40m bid for Ajax winger Mika Godts as Luis Campos pushes to strengthen the attack this summer.
PSG submit official bid for Mika Godts
Paris Saint-Germain have stepped up their pursuit of Ajax winger Mika Godts after submitting an official bid worth more than €40 million, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Negotiations are moving fast as PSG are looking to reinforce their attack amid uncertainty surrounding the futures of Bradley Barcola and Mbaye. They have lost the race to bring Yann Diomande to Real Madrid, which is also a reason behind the pursuit.
Luis Campos is leading the negotiations to bring him as a key player for the attack and expects to close the deal with the latest bid, but Ajax insists on a package of €60 million to sanction the signing.
Mika Godtz has agreed to personal terms with the Parisians; meanwhile, Ajax are reportedly considering Noa Lang as a potential replacement should Godts leave this summer, according to Ekrem Konur.
Earlier in the window he was heavily linked to Barcelona, but the Catalans signed Antony Gordon to strengthen their left wing instead.
How Mika Godts rose through Belgian football
The player grew through the ranks of Anderlecht and Genk before debuting for the Ajax first team on 9 April 2023 in the Eredivisie at the age of 18. In the 2023-24 season, he spent most of his time in Jong Ajax and appeared in 13 games for the first team in the league and provided two assists.
Godts established himself as a regular part of the first-team squad under Francesco Farioli during the 2024–25 season, primarily featuring on the left wing. He also enjoyed a breakthrough campaign in front of goal, scoring four times in the Eredivisie.
The season that put Godts on Europe's radar
In the 2025-26 season, his numbers were exceptional; he scored 17 goals and registered 13 assists in the league for Ajax, which made him one of the best players in the tournament and attracted interest from several clubs in Europe.
Why PSG see Godts as a perfect attacking fit
Mika Godts is widely regarded for his exceptional dribbling ability, pace, and clinical eye for goal. Despite his young age, the Belgian attacker possesses a strong physical presence, allowing him to hold off defenders and compete effectively in one-on-one duels. His versatility is another key strength, as he is capable of playing anywhere across the front line, making him a constant threat in the final third.
The belgian is Extremely confident when isolating defenders on the left wing, his close control and low center of gravity have drawn comparisons from some observers to fellow Belgian attacker Eden Hazard.