PSG agree €3.3m “first refusal” deal for box to box midfielder playing in Portugal

PSG agree €3.3m “first refusal” deal for box to box midfielder playing in Portugal PSG are doing deals outside the transfer window, in this case securing the lesser seen “right of first refusal” on a talent at their sister club. If you enjoy PSG Talk coverage and want to see more of it, add us as a preferred source on Google to make us a favourite and see more of our content. PSG have agreed a deal with SC Braga of Portugal to buy the “first refusal” on offers for midfielder Mario Dorgeles for €3.3m, Portuguese sports paper A Bola have reported today. This deal gives the Parisians the chance to buy the 22 year old ahead of any other team, as part of a contract “covering all of the player’s economic and sporting rights.” This means that if any club make Braga an offer for Dorgeles, PSG have the option to match it if they choose. PSG step up sister club activities Mario Dorgeles on the ball. (Photo by Christian Bruna/Getty Images) Dorgeles joined Braga from Danish club Nordsjaelland in 2025, and quickly became a key player. He was excellent as they battled to the Europa League semi finals.  He’s already made 8 appearances this season, and looks to have continued his development into a really promising box to box midfielder. PSG owners QSI also own a third of Braga. There hasn’t been much activity between them thus far, with the exception of Gabriel Moscardo’s loans. This could be the sign that that’s about to change. In other news… Mika Godts has been speaking about Desire Doue and how he wants to reach his teammate’s level one day. Ferran Torres left the Spain camp with an injury last week, and we’re all waiting for an update from Luis Enrique on the in-form striker’s fitness. In the France camp, Zinedine Zidane has been singing the praises of Desire Doue and his versatility.