Paris Saint-Germain have ruled out making a January approach for Bayer Leverkusen and Algeria international Ibrahim Maza, according to RMC Sport.

The French champions are assessing their options after Khvicha Kvaratskhelia suffered a serious knee injury earlier this month. The Georgia winger has sustained an anterior cruciate ligament injury and could miss the rest of the campaign.

Despite having several attacking options available, PSG manager Luis Enrique remains open to adding to his squad during the winter transfer window.

However, the club are not prepared to overspend and will only consider moves for emerging players if suitable opportunities become available at reasonable prices. Maza, who has been highly rated, is therefore not currently under consideration.

PSG’s recruitment plans are also expected to extend beyond the attack. The club are examining potential reinforcements in other areas, meaning their January strategy will not be focused solely on finding a replacement for Kvaratskhelia.