PSG have agreed personal terms with Napoli midfielder Fabian Ruiz, according to a report.
The French side had reportedly been working on a deal to sign the Spaniard, and, according to L'Equipe, they have now made a big step forward in their quest to bring him to the capital.
Ruiz has rejected a contract extension at Napoli, and, with just one year left on his current deal, it's likely a move will materialise.
PSG had reportedly been trying to persuade Napoli to lower their asking price for Ruiz with Luis Campos, an advisor at PSG, working hard on a deal for the 26-year-old.
Football Italia suggest that a fee in the region of £21million could see Ruiz move to the French capital, despite Real Madrid's interest in signing him for free next summer.
Waiting a year was also an option for PSG, but all parties seem keen to complete a deal this summer, with Ruiz not featuring in Napoli's pre-season game against Espanyol on Saturday.
Manchester United, Arsenal, Manchester City and Newcastle - who reportedly had a £42m bid for Ruiz rejected in January - have also been linked with the Spaniard.
Ruiz scored seven goals and registered four assists in 32 Serie A appearances last season.
In total, he has played over 150 games for Napoli since joining them from Real Betis in 2018.
He's also been a regular for Spain since making his debut in 2019.
Operating as a deep-lying playmaker, Ruiz mostly played alongside Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa in a double-pivot or midfield three at Napoli last season.
He played a vital role for Napoli as they finished third in Serie A, but is set on a move away from the club after four years.