After Zabarnyi, knight, and sailor, PSG almost completed its transfer window. But one or two reinforcements could still land before the end of the transfer window.
PSG started its season on a positive note with UEFA Super Cup victory against Tottenham, thanks in particular to the decisive performances of Kang-in Lee and Gonçalo Ramos, two players who scored at the end of the match while their future was still uncertain. Ramos, long considered a player of rotation because of the arrival of Ousmane Dembélé, confirmed his place in the team by affirming that he would remain in Paris, under contract until 2028.
For his part, Kang-in Lee, less used since the arrival of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, could take advantage of his good entry to obtain more playing time, even if his departure is not completely excluded if an offer deemed interesting arrives.
Two additional upcoming recruits?
In terms of transfer window, PSG remains active and flexible. After having strengthened his workforce with the guardians Renato Marin and Lucas Chevalier as well as the central defender Illya Zabarnyi, the Parisian club does not close the door to one or two additional reinforcements. According to the team, the priorities identified are a left -handed winger and a right side, positions deemed strategic to offer more options to Luis Enrique and complement an already rich workforce but which must meet the requirements of an ambitious season in Ligue 1 and in the Champions League.
At the same time, PSG must also manage departures. Seven players are concerned: Nordi Mukiele, Carlos Soler, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Randal Kolo Muani, Renato Sanches, Marco Asensio and Ilyes Housni, all now having concrete tracks to leave the club. The club’s strategy remains clear: sell to free up space and possibly recruit if the right opportunities arise, in order to strengthen a workforce that is both competitive and balanced.