Paris Saint-Germain are not finished with the outgoing side of their transfer business. After already beginning to trim the squad, the French champions still have several important situations to resolve before the transfer window closes. Some players have failed to fully convince, others want more playing time, while several members of the squad retain significant market value. Luis Enrique wants to move forward with a smaller, competitive group fully committed to his project.
Kang-in Lee’s transfer to Atlético Madrid appears to be the most advanced departure. The Spanish club could pay around €40 million, including bonuses, for the South Korean international. The sale would represent an excellent financial deal for PSG while freeing up space in attack for the possible arrival of Maghnes Akliouche or another creative player.
Kolo Muani and Other Players Heading for the Exit
Randal Kolo Muani no longer appears to be part of Luis Enrique’s plans. After struggling to adapt in Paris and spending time away on loan, the French striker could leave permanently this summer. Juventus remain interested, but the clubs have yet to agree on a fee. PSG reportedly want between €50 million and €55 million, while the Italian side are attempting to lower the price. Paris now favour a permanent transfer rather than another temporary solution.
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Bradley Barcola’s situation is very different. PSG want to keep him and are prioritising a contract extension, despite interest from Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United. Paris would only consider a completely exceptional offer, with his price set at around €150 million. Several young players could also leave on loan to gain experience, following the examples of Gabriel Moscardo and Renato Marin. Ibrahim Mbaye is attracting interest across Europe, and PSG must decide whether to keep him in Luis Enrique’s rotation or allow him to continue his development elsewhere.
PSG are hoping to generate more than €100 million through the departures of Lee, Kolo Muani and potentially other players. The money could finance the final attacking reinforcements and the possible signing of a full-back. The clear-out is therefore far from over, and the coming weeks could significantly reshape Luis Enrique’s squad through both departures and new arrivals.
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