Digne, Akliouche, Torres, Godts, Suzuki… and Three More Signings to Come?

Paris Saint-Germain’s transfer window is still far from over. According to PSG Inside Actus, the Parisian club has already significantly strengthened its squad with several signings either completed or close to being finalized, for a total investment estimated at around €201.5 million, including bonuses.

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The deals listed include Maghnes Akliouche for €53 million, Lucas Digne for €7 million, Ayari for €1.5 million, as well as Longoni on a free transfer. Added to that are Mika Godts for €55 million, Ferran Torres for €50 million and Zion Suzuki for €35 million.

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PSG Could Invest Another €175 Million

And Paris may not be finished yet. Several major deals are reportedly still being considered for the remainder of the transfer window, with potentially significant fees involved. Junior Kroupi is believed to be among the most expensive targets, with a deal that could reach €90 million including bonuses. Young Gilberto Mora is also reportedly being targeted for around €40 million, while Joel Ordóñez could represent an investment of close to €45 million.

If all three deals were completed for the reported amounts, PSG could spend up to an additional €175 million, taking their potential total investment this summer to nearly €376.5 million. These figures will obviously depend on the progress of negotiations and possible departures, with several players potentially leaving the club to free up space in the squad and help balance what has already been a particularly ambitious recruitment campaign.

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Also read: PSG Transfer News: Full Agreement for Godts and Torres, Double Arrival Imminent; Kvaratskhelia Is the Big Ballon d’Or Favorite, Says Former PSG Coach; Luis Enrique Becomes the Most Successful Coach in PSG History; Trophée des Champions: First Clues About PSG’s Starting XI; UEFA Super Cup: PSG Earn Several Million Euros After Their Triumph; PSG: Luis Enrique Set to Extend Until 2030.

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