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Premier League Transfer Rumors: Arsenal And Tottenham Face PSG Transfer Battle For Bundesliga Star Ibrahim Maza Ahead Of January Window | Report

Premier League Transfer Rumors: Arsenal And Tottenham Face PSG Transfer Battle For Bundesliga Star Ibrahim Maza Ahead Of January Window | Report
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Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly facing competition from Paris Saint-Germain for Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Ibrahim Maza ahead of the January 2027 transfer window.

According to a report by TEAMtalk, PSG have added the 20-year-old Algerian international to their list of potential attacking reinforcements following Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s serious knee injury.

The development could complicate the plans of both North London clubs, who have been monitoring Maza’s progress in the Bundesliga.

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Chelsea, Manchester City and Aston Villa are also understood to be keeping tabs on the youngster as interest in his services continues to grow.

However, Leverkusen are reluctant to lose one of their promising young players and are looking to secure his future with a new contract.

Arsenal And Tottenham Face Competition From PSG For Ibrahim Maza

According to TEAMtalk’s Graeme Bailey, Arsenal and Tottenham have stepped up their interest in Maza, with PSG now emerging as another potential destination for the attacking midfielder.

The French champions are assessing their attacking options ahead of the winter transfer window after Kvaratskhelia suffered an ACL injury.

Maza has emerged as a name on PSG’s recruitment radar, although the reported interest has not progressed to a formal bid or negotiations.

For Arsenal, the interest represents another opportunity to add a young creative player to Mikel Arteta’s attacking options.

Tottenham, meanwhile, could view the Algerian international as a potential addition to their midfield and attacking rotation.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Nov 1, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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