Ángel di Maríacould soon become Real Madrid's record sale. PSG's signing of the player is virtually a done deal and if we include variables, the French club might end up forking out up to €80 million for the player. If this proves to be the case, this deal beats that of Mesut Özil's move to Arsenal , who was sold for 50 million.
As MARCA previously revealed, the only problem that was in the way of the previously agreed on deal was the Fair Financial Play sanction that was hovering over PSG. The French club had already spent €50 million on David Luiz - all that UEFA would allow, and needed to sell a player to put the balance right.
The more than probable sale of Cavani to Manchester United has freed up money for the Di María transfer to go ahead, giving the green light on Real Madrid's most lucrative deal to date.
On the one hand, the express desire of the player to leave has been key in Real's decision to accept an initial fee of €70 million. The club knows that it is a historic amount, but that said, many at the Bernabéu - Ancelotti included -, wanted the Argentine to stay, as he was an important and central part of the Italian manager's team.
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