Paris Saint-Germain’s transfer window could accelerate dramatically in the coming hours. Three situations are now at the heart of the latest news surrounding the French champions: Mika Godts, Ferran Torres and Zion Suzuki.
Mika Godts is already in Paris. The 21-year-old Belgian forward, arriving from Ajax Amsterdam, has travelled to the French capital to undergo his medical and sign his contract on Saturday. An agreement has been reached between the two clubs for a transfer estimated at around €55 million.
Godts and Torres Set to Complete Their Moves
Ferran Torres is in a similar situation. The 26-year-old Spanish forward has also arrived in Paris to complete the final stages of his transfer from FC Barcelona. The deal is expected to be worth around €50 million. If the medical examinations and final administrative formalities go according to plan, PSG could quickly announce two major new attacking signings.
A third player could also ultimately remain part of the Paris project: Zion Suzuki. While a departure had appeared likely in recent days, the Japanese goalkeeper could now stay at PSG, potentially changing the club’s plans between the posts.
Paris could therefore find itself with three additional players in its squad: Godts and Torres, whose transfers are close to completion, as well as Suzuki, who may ultimately continue his adventure in the French capital. PSG’s transfer window is clearly entering a decisive phase. Also to read: PSG change their mind on Suzuki as Juventus react angrily; Junior Kroupi could be PSG’s major late-window move; after €160 million in sales, PSG could still raise another €220 million; Akliouche, Digne, Torres, Godts, Suzuki and three more possible signings; PSG reach full agreements for Godts and Torres; and a former PSG coach names Kvaratskhelia as the leading Ballon d’Or favorite.
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