PSG Transfer News: Malcom Describes 'Dream' Move Amid Summer Rumours

Bordeaux winger Malcom has expressed his desire to move to Paris Saint-Germain, calling the Ligue 1 giants his dream club and tempering Tottenham Hotspur's hopes along the way.

Per Football.London's Sam Inkersole, the Brazilian had been "heavily linked" with Spurs, but he told beIN Sports he has his eyes set on a different club.

When asked about PSG, he said, per Inkersole: "It's the dream, they are big clubs, who will always play at the top level, play the Champions League, which will be champions in their league. I know there were conversations with PSG, PSG is a big club."

Malcom hasn't exactly made a secret of his desire to move to a big club this summer. Sportswriter Jonathan Johnson, who specialises in Ligue 1 and Les Parisiens, noted his dream could soon become a reality:

The 21-year-old has been Ligue 1's top breakout performer this season, spearheading the Bordeaux attack. He has scored nine goals and added six assists in the league while spending most of his time out on the right wing.

As you can see in the video below, he has a tendency to score otherworldly goals, and he combines tremendous athleticism with good technique:

While he's still a raw talent with plenty of room for growth, Malcom already plays with excellent vision and maturity. If he can add more efficiency in front of goal, he could easily become the type of winger who scores 20 goals per season.

While these latest comments make it seem he's determined to play for PSG, it's worth noting Malcom has previously professed his love for other top clubs, as shared by Goal's Ronan Murphy:

The Brazilian seems mostly concerned with leaving Bordeaux this summer―whether it's for a top club in France, Germany or anywhere else appears less important. As noted by Inkersole, he previously said he's learning English, suggesting the Premier League would be a viable option.

PSG don't have a need for yet another attacking reinforcement after bringing in Neymar and Kylian Mbappe last summer. The latter has enjoyed an excellent campaign on loan in the capital, and he's set to make the move permanent at the end of the season.

With Julian Draxler already playing out of position and the talented Goncalo Guedes impressing on loan at Valencia, Les Parisiens almost have too many wingers on the books.

The Portuguese youngster―he's still just 21 years old―has been electric at times and has at least as much upside as Malcom:

There might not even be room for him next season in Paris, and it's hard to see how PSG could justify a move for Malcom if they can't even incorporate the talents already on their books.