During the summer transfer window, Manchester City expressed their interest in acquiring Warren Zaire-Emery, the midfielder from Paris Saint-Germain. According to information shared by Fabrizio Romano in his Daily Briefing, discussions between PSG and the Premier League champions involved a potential swap deal with Bernardo Silva, although this deal did not come to fruition during the summer.
Reports indicate that Paris Saint-Germain proposed Gianluigi Donnarumma and Marco Verratti as part of the exchange for the Portuguese midfielder. However, Manchester City reportedly insisted on including Warren Zaire-Emery in the deal. Ultimately, Pep Guardiola decided against parting ways with Silva at that time, but the club will continue to monitor the progress of the 17-year-old midfielder for potential future opportunities, as they maintain their interest.
Looking at the broader perspective, Warren Zaire-Emery is regarded as an exceptionally talented young player with the potential to ascend to the highest levels of the game in the near future. He has already amassed 35 senior appearances for his club and has earned a call-up to the France Under-21 squad, highlighting his promising talent.