Spain Legend Iker Casillas Set to Be Axed by Porto Over FFP Concerns as PSG Eye Transfer

Iker Casillas is confronting a perpetual avoidance from the Porto side, as the Portuguese association pioneers hope to proceed onward the previous Real Madrid star with a specific end goal to meet FIFA's Financial Fair Play (FFP) norms.

After apparently being dropped on Saturday by chief Sergio Conceicao against Pacos de Ferrerira for issues with respect to his general state of mind, it looks as if Casillas could be headed out in the January window.

As per El Pais (through ​Marca) Casillas is said to be stunned at his avoidance for the group, having felt he was in the best vein of shape since leaving Real Madrid.

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Be that as it may, it shows up Porto are hoping to offload the 2010 World Cup victor consistently in the winter exchange window, keeping in mind the end goal to guarantee they don't fall foul of FFP.

Casillas is at present the most generously compensated player at Porto, getting over €5m a season and Porto would prefer not to risk breaking FFP. The general issues with Casillas settle on it a moderately straightforward choice for the board and Sergio Conceicao and it looks just as the previous Real Madrid commander has no long haul future at Porto.

It's been accounted for by L'Equipe that Paris Saint-Germain, evidently unbothered by FFP in spite of examinations concerning their late spring dealings, are thinking about bringing three-time Champions League victor Casillas to the Parc des Princes as rivalry for both Alphonse Areola and Kevin Trapp.

PSG are as yet searching for greater quality between the sticks, apparently the last bit of the baffle to challenge for European respects. Be that as it may, at 36, Casillas would likely assume a constrained assuming part in the French capital and rather be utilized more to give important experience and initiative to the squad.