Paris Saint-Germain are continuing to assess how to reshape their attacking department. Several departures have already been completed, while further moves remain possible, forcing Luis Campos to consider different options to provide Luis Enrique with a sufficiently complete squad.
Gonçalo Ramos has joined AC Milan, Kang-in Lee has signed for Atlético Madrid, and Randal Kolo Muani could soon complete a move to Juventus. Meanwhile, the futures of Bradley Barcola and Ibrahim Mbaye continue to generate discussion around PSG’s summer transfer plans.
Ferran Torres Remains PSG’s Top Target
According to RMC Sport, Ferran Torres remains PSG’s preferred choice to strengthen the attack. The Spanish international is valued for his versatility, as he can play centrally, operate on either wing or fit into several attacking systems. His mobility and ability to interchange positions match Luis Enrique’s requirements, while he could also provide another option at centre-forward following Ramos’ departure. However, talks with Barcelona have yet to truly begin, and PSG are unwilling to overpay.
Paris have already identified alternatives should the Torres deal fail. Atalanta’s Charles De Ketelaere is among the players being considered after recording five goals and seven assists in all competitions last season. A third, currently unnamed target is also being monitored, as Campos wants to avoid relying on a single deal in a highly competitive market.
PSG have not made a concrete move for Bournemouth striker Éli Junior Kroupi, despite continuing to monitor his development. The club’s strategy remains unchanged: Paris will not sign players simply to replace departures numerically. Every new arrival must suit Luis Enrique’s playing principles, genuinely improve the team and remain within the financial framework established by the club.
