160M SVC. That is the entry price for Lucas Lopes Beraldo — and it remains an asking price, not a bid.

Paris’s 22-year-old, 92-rated centre-back has attracted zero offers since being listed on August 20. The live transfer feed shows an empty bid list, no high bid and an auction that has not started. The archive records no closing time.

This is not a deal in motion. It is a valuation waiting for somebody to blink.

The price wall

Beraldo’s game-listed value is 38.28M SVC. Paris want 160M.

That makes the ask 4.18 times his value — a 121.72M SVC gap and a premium of roughly 318%. At the time of checking, it was the second-highest minimum price across 9,259 live listings; only one player was priced higher, at 183.1M SVC.

The football case is sound. Beraldo is healthy, happy and 91-fit, with two seasons remaining on his contract. He plays primarily at centre-back but can also cover left-back and central midfield.

He has logged 1,170 minutes across 17 league appearances this season, returning three goals, four assists and seven clean sheets. This is no forgotten reserve being pushed towards the exit.

Paris are top of FRA Division 1 under manager Janca, with 36 points from 18 matches. They have scored 32 league goals and conceded only eight. Beraldo is part of a defence powering a title challenge.

For scale, the 160M ask is also 4.19 times Paris’s current 38.15M SVC balance. A sale at that figure would be a proper financial event.

What happens next

With no bid, the auction clock has not begun. Paris can hold their line indefinitely unless the listing changes or a buyer meets the full 160M minimum.

That is the check that matters: zero bids means zero market validation. Beraldo may be young, versatile and elite-rated, but 160M SVC is still the seller’s ambition — not a price agreed by anybody else.