Paris Saint-Germain explored the possibility of signing Rodrigo Mora—a 19-year-old Portuguese attacking midfielder from FC Porto—before ultimately shelving the idea. According to Foot Mercato, a meeting took place with Jorge Mendes about ten days ago, but PSG decided not to pursue further discussions.
“According to our information, PSG wanted to move forward with this deal. A meeting was held with Jorge Mendes around ten days ago. The club decided not to take things further with the 19-year-old attacking midfielder, who is under contract with Porto until 2030.”
This information should be viewed as a transfer market rumor rather than an official announcement from PSG. Nevertheless, the reported meeting with Jorge Mendes suggests that Rodrigo Mora’s profile was seriously considered. However, it does not imply that an offer was made to FC Porto or that negotiations had reached an advanced stage.
The decision not to proceed could stem from various sporting or financial factors, though the source offers no specific reason. With a contract running until 2030, signing Rodrigo Mora would likely be a costly undertaking. It appears PSG conducted its due diligence before deciding—at least for the time being—to focus its efforts elsewhere. That said, the door may not be completely closed on the matter.
