Paris Saint-Germain has secured a priority right on Mario Dorgeles through an unprecedented agreement. The capital club is investing €3.3 million with SC Braga to ensure this priority option on the Ivorian midfielder, according to A Bola.
This contract encompasses all economic and sporting rights related to Dorgeles, who is considered one of the biggest prospects of the Braga team. The 22-year-old midfielder participated in 39 matches last season, scoring seven times and providing four assists.
Braga acquired Dorgeles from FC Nordsjaelland during the summer of 2025 for a fee of €11.5 million. With this new agreement, PSG now holds a priority right on the Ivorian international in the event of a transfer.
This arrangement reflects the close ties between the two clubs. Qatar Sports Investments, which owns PSG, holds 29.6% of Braga's shares, making it the second-largest shareholder. Braga holds the majority with a 36.99% stake.
