Follow all the latest Paris Saint-Germain transfer news as it happens throughout the 2026 summer window, which runs until Ligue 1’s deadline day on 1 September. From done deals and official unveilings to the latest rumours swirling around the Parc des Princes, we’ll bring you PSG’s incomings, outgoings and contract news as it breaks.
Luis Enrique’s treble-winning squad is expected to be reshaped again this summer, with reported interest in a new striker to replace Goncalo Ramos and several fringe players tipped to leave. Stick with us for rolling, verified coverage of every twist in PSG’s transfer window.
00:32 — Paris Saint-Germain: State of Play
No significant transfer activity reported at Paris Saint-Germain today.
19:10 — PSG eyes market opportunities
Paris Saint-Germain remain active in the transfer market during the summer window, looking to add quality to their squad.
The Ligue 1 champions continue their recruitment strategy.
17:42 — Paris Saint-Germain transfer window state of play
Paris Saint-Germain’s summer window remains active. Recent updates:
Fabrizio Romano confirms PSG transfer news that shuts the door on Arsenal
Fabrizio Romano confirms PSG agreement that leaves Premier League clubs empty-handed
16:00 — PSG’s Summer Window State of Play
Paris Saint-Germain have been active in the transfer market, making strategic additions to their squad as they prepare for another assault on European silverware and Ligue 1 dominance.
16:41 — Transfer Window: Paris Saint-Germain State of Play
Updates for Paris Saint-Germain are being tracked live throughout the window. Check back regularly for the latest signings, negotiations, and transfer news.
11:15 — Akliouche deal nearing completion from Monaco
Paris Saint-Germain are closing in on a deal to sign winger Maghnes Akliouche from AS Monaco. The move is set to be finalized next week once the Algerian winger returns from international duty.
Akliouche’s arrival will add depth to PSG’s attacking options under Luis Enrique.
14:00 — DONE DEAL: Digne joins from Aston Villa
Lucas Digne has completed his transfer from Aston Villa to Paris Saint-Germain. The French left-back’s arrival triggers a defensive reshuffle at PSG, with Lucas Hernandez moving to left-sided centre-back and Lucas Beraldo joining midfield depth options.
07:41 — Transfer Window Activity
Monitoring Paris Saint-Germain transfer activity. Check back for updates.
21:00 — Paris Saint-Germain transfer window latest: tracking multiple targets
Paris Saint-Germain continue their summer recruitment efforts with several targets on their radar. Updates on progress throughout the day as the transfer window reaches its critical phase in late July.
08:30 — STATE OF PLAY: PSG consolidate squad after Mbappé exit
Paris Saint-Germain continue their summer business following Kylian Mbappé’s departure to Real Madrid. Focus remains on securing proven attacking talent and midfield creativity for Ligue 1 challenge.
13:45 — PSG monitoring Victor Osimhen situation at Napoli
PSG have entered the race for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen, according to RMC Sport and L’Équipe. Osimhen keen on Paris move; negotiations expected to accelerate once Napoli receive firm proposal (€100m+ expected).
16:30 — Luis Enrique finalizing attacking targets
PSG manager Luis Enrique en route to finalizing two attacking signings, according to L’Équipe. Club’s priority list narrowed as window enters final weeks ahead of French deadline.
15:45 — PSG consider Osimhen move; Summerville also on radar
Paris Saint-Germain are evaluating ambitious attacking targets after Gonçalo Ramos’ underwhelming displays. Coach Luis Enrique has opened the door to Victor Osimhen, with PSG reportedly preparing a €75m bid. The Galatasaray-loaned striker’s €150m valuation and €20m annual wages remain obstacles to a deal, but PSG remain interested in a marquee attacking addition.
14:30 — PSG plot dual move for Summerville and Fernandes
Paris continue their offensive recruitment with reports of a combined bid for West Ham duo Crysencio Summerville and Mateus Fernandes. The Ligue 1 champions are prepared to challenge rivals for the Dutch winger’s signature as Luis Enrique seeks attacking reinforcements for the coming season.
08:20 — Fabrizio Romano makes PSG admission that Liverpool and Arsenal will love
Fabrizio Romano has made an admission about one of Paris Saint-Germain’s biggest stars that changes the shape of the club’s summer. PSG’s window has so far been defined by exits and reshuffling in attack. Lee Kang-in has completed a medical with Atletico Madrid, Maghnes Akliouche has been lined up as his replacement, and the club […]
19:45 — PSG ‘advanced talks’ on creative midfielder, Enrique priority
L’Équipe reports PSG in advanced discussions for dynamic midfielder as Luis Enrique pushes for midfield reconstruction. European target identified; negotiations active. Exact identity protected but salary structure being discussed. Timeline: potential completion within fortnight if agreement reached.
18:30 — STATE OF PLAY: PSG’s Summer Campaign
Attack rebuild: Luis Enrique prioritizing creative midfielder acquisition. Conversations ongoing with Serie A and Bundesliga clubs. Defensive reinforcement: Centre-back options across Europe being evaluated. Right-wing: Replacement for departed talent ongoing; several options under consideration. FFP dynamics: Player departures structuring financial room for summer activity.
15:20 — PSG won’t meet Leipzig’s €120m Diomande asking price
Paris Saint-Germain have no intention of stretching to RB Leipzig’s €120million valuation of Yan Diomande, according to Bild, even though the Ivorian winger has reportedly already given a move to Paris his blessing.
Leipzig are digging in rather than climbing down. Sources inside the Bundesliga club believe no suitor will pay that fee this summer and are instead preparing a new contract, running beyond 2030 with a significant pay rise, to keep hold of the 19-year-old if nobody matches their asking price. Liverpool remain interested alongside PSG.
It follows Leipzig’s decision to recall Diomande for pre-season training, with Luis Campos so far unwilling to move until PSG’s spending picture elsewhere in attack becomes clearer.
Full story: RB Leipzig Order Yan Diomande Back For Pre-Season Amid PSG Stand-Off
12:25 — Balogun and Kroupi join Ferran Torres on PSG’s striker shortlist
Paris Saint-Germain have added Ferran Torres to a three-man shortlist of attacking targets as they continue the hunt for a replacement for Goncalo Ramos, who has completed his move to AC Milan.
According to RMC Sport’s Fabrice Hawkins, Luis Enrique is keen on a reunion with the Barcelona forward he previously coached with Spain, though contact between the parties remains informal and Barcelona’s valuation of around €50million is still above what PSG have so far been willing to pay.
Luis Campos has also kept Monaco’s Folarin Balogun and Bournemouth’s Eli Junior Kroupi, who would cost in excess of €90million, on his radar as alternatives. None of the three deals is close to completion.
Full story: PSG Add Ferran Torres To Three-Man Shortlist To Replace Goncalo Ramos
11:40 — Diomande loan-back plan threatens to complicate Barcola’s Liverpool move
A twist in the Yan Diomande saga could have knock-on effects for Bradley Barcola’s proposed exit. According to TEAMtalk, RB Leipzig have asked PSG to immediately loan the winger back for the 2026/27 season if his move to Paris goes through, so he can continue his development in the Bundesliga rather than arrive and sit behind Ousmane Dembele, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Desire Doue.
If Diomande stays at Leipzig for another year, PSG would reportedly be more inclined to keep hold of Barcola rather than sanction a sale. Fabrizio Romano insists his stance on the France winger is unchanged regardless: Barcola remains a top Liverpool target and “is not untouchable” because he is not negotiating a new PSG contract, though the Reds are still waiting to understand the final financial package before deciding whether to move.
09:05 — France’s World Cup exit starts the clock on Barcola, Dembele and Doue’s PSG return
Spain’s 2-0 win over France in Tuesday’s World Cup semi-final has ended the tournament for five PSG internationals — Ousmane Dembele, Desire Doue, Bradley Barcola, Warren Zaire-Emery and Lucas Hernandez — and started their mandatory four-week rest period before pre-season involvement, a policy Luis Campos and Luis Enrique agreed before the tournament began.
With PSG’s official report date set for July 25, the quintet are now expected back in training in the second week of August, after the club’s Super Cup opener against Aston Villa. The timing keeps Barcola’s future in the spotlight given the ongoing Liverpool interest in the winger, while Lucas Digne’s move from Villa still hinges on his release clause activating once the tournament concludes.
Full story: Spain end France’s World Cup run, PSG return clock starts for five stars
07:15 — PSG and Ferran Torres reach agreement in principle, says Schira
PSG’s interest in Ferran Torres has moved a step further, with Italian journalist Nicolo Schira reporting an agreement in principle between the club and the Spain international on personal terms through 2031.
Paris are now expected to lodge a first official offer with Barcelona, who are said to be holding out for around €50m. Luis Enrique, who worked with Torres for Spain, has long been an admirer and is understood to see him as cover for a possible Barcola exit.
06:52 — State of play: Digne to complete post-World Cup, Torres and Kang-in Lee talks progress, midfield left alone
Paris Saint-Germain’s summer business is stacking up without a single permanent arrival confirmed yet. Lucas Digne has a deal agreed with Aston Villa, waiting on his release clause to activate once the World Cup finishes, while talks over Ferran Torres are accelerating even though Barcelona have not sanctioned a departure.
Kang-in Lee’s exit to Atletico Madrid is in its closing stages after a medical already took place, and PSG have ruled out signing a new midfielder this summer, trusting Vitinha and Joao Neves to lead the way. Off the pitch, Paris are also closing in on a new Nike kit deal worth close to €100m a year.
Full round-up: PSG Transfer Window 2026 Talking Points & Facts – 14th July.
06:40 — Kang-in Lee’s Atletico Madrid move reportedly worth up to €40m
More detail has emerged on Kang-in Lee’s move to Atletico Madrid, with French outlets Foot Mercato and Paristeam reporting the fee is set at a base of around €35m plus add-ons that could take the total to roughly €40m.
The South Korean international is understood to have already completed a medical, and reports from Korea suggest personal terms are agreed on a five-year contract running to 2031. Nothing has been made official by either club as of Wednesday morning.
Read more: Kang-in Lee’s Atletico medical and PSG exit.
06:25 — Laporta stops short of denying Ferran Torres exit amid PSG interest
Barcelona president Joan Laporta was asked directly about growing reports linking Ferran Torres with a move to Paris, telling reporters: “I’ve heard something about it, but we have no confirmation. He’s a Barca player.”
The comments stop short of a denial and come as Fabrizio Romano reports PSG have stepped up their pursuit of the 26-year-old, with his contract situation in Catalonia still unresolved. Barcelona are said to value him at around €50m.
Background: Ferran Torres: PSG and Luis Enrique target.
21:30 — Ornstein: PSG “realistic” about losing Barcola as Liverpool renew contact
Bradley Barcola’s situation is back in focus. TEAMtalk reports Liverpool have made fresh contact with PSG over the winger in the last 24 hours, and David Ornstein told The Athletic FC Podcast that PSG “would like to keep him, but they are realistic” given Barcola has two years left on his contract and is short of regular starts behind Kvaratskhelia and Doue.
Ornstein added that any fee would eclipse the £116m Newcastle received for Elliot Anderson, with Arsenal also long-standing admirers. Both Ornstein and PSG stress nothing will move before France’s World Cup involvement ends.
21:20 — PSG step back from Bouaddi race as Man City push hard for Lille star
The Ayyoub Bouaddi saga has taken a fresh turn. According to David Ornstein of The Athletic, Paris Saint-Germain are not in the race for the Lille midfielder this summer, despite earlier reports linking the club with a move once the World Cup ends. Manchester City are described as “pushing hard” for the 18-year-old, with Lille prepared to sell for a fee in the region of €100m.
Manchester United and Arsenal have also made contact with Bouaddi’s camp, per the same report, but PSG’s interest has cooled significantly since City first moved to force the issue at the end of June.
19:12 — Ibrahim Mbaye edges closer to PSG exit as Premier League clubs circle
Ibrahim Mbaye’s future in Paris is increasingly in doubt, with L’Equipe reporting that the 18-year-old winger has been working with an English agency for several months and would prefer a Premier League move if he does leave this summer. The World Cup breakout star, who became the youngest African goalscorer in tournament history for Senegal, faces stiff competition for minutes behind Kvaratskhelia, Barcola, Doue and Dembele.
PSG are understood to value Mbaye at more than €40m, with Tottenham, Manchester City and Aston Villa all credited with interest.
18:56 — PSG open talks with other clubs as Juventus stall on Kolo Muani offer
The Randal Kolo Muani saga has taken another turn, with French reports suggesting Paris Saint-Germain have grown frustrated with Juventus’s reluctance to meet their valuation and have begun sounding out other suitors. PSG are said to be holding out for around €40m, some way above Juventus’s improved €38m proposal.
Tottenham, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace and Borussia Dortmund have all been mentioned as possible alternative destinations, though Kolo Muani himself is still said to prefer a return to Turin, where personal terms were already agreed.
18:38 — Fabian Ruiz commits future to PSG with contract extension
Fabian Ruiz has agreed a contract extension at Paris Saint-Germain, according to RMC Sport’s Fabrice Hawkins, ending any suggestion he could be tempted by Real Madrid or Bayern Munich this summer. Multiple French outlets report the deal is one year guaranteed with a further season as an option, rather than the longer-term contract until 2029 first floated back in January.
PSG have made no official announcement yet, but the story has gathered pace across the French press, with Ruiz having been a mainstay of Luis Enrique’s midfield since his 2022 move from Napoli.
18:15 — PSG turn up the heat in Ferran Torres chase, Romano says
Paris Saint-Germain have stepped up their interest in Ferran Torres, with Fabrizio Romano reporting that contacts with the Barcelona forward’s camp have intensified even though talks remain at an early stage. RMC Sport’s Fabrice Hawkins had already placed the 26-year-old on a three-man shortlist of attacking targets alongside Yan Diomande and Maghnes Akliouche.
Torres remains under contract at Barcelona until 2027 and no agreement is in place, but Diario Sport and Mundo Deportivo report the Catalans could let him leave for around €50m as Joan Laporta reshapes his forward line around Karim Adeyemi and a possible Julian Alvarez deal.
Full story: Why Luis Enrique wants a Ferran Torres reunion at PSG
15:46 — Kang-in Lee’s Atletico exit down to paperwork after medical
Lee Kang-in has cleared his medical with Atletico Madrid, whose team doctor travelled to South Korea to examine him in person. RMC Sport and Fabrizio Romano describe the deal as done in all but name, with PSG in line for a fee worth up to €40m (€35m plus bonuses) and Lee signing through 2031. Only administrative processing and Lee’s holiday schedule are delaying the official announcement.
Full story: Atletico complete Lee Kang-in medical as PSG exit nears
12:31 — DONE DEAL: Adam Ayari signs first professional contract at PSG
DONE DEAL: Adam Ayari signs first professional contract at PSG
Paris Saint-Germain have confirmed that academy forward Adam Ayari has signed his first professional contract, tying the 18-year-old to the club until June 2029. The announcement, made on PSG’s official channels, rewards a breakout 2025-26 campaign in the club’s youth sides.
Full story: PSG confirm Adam Ayari’s first professional contract until 2029
10:04 — Diomande stand-off drags on as Leipzig order winger back for pre-season
Diomande stand-off drags on as Leipzig order winger back for pre-season
PSG’s move for Yan Diomande has stalled again, with RB Leipzig instructing the winger to report back for pre-season training on 22 July regardless of the Ligue 1 champions’ interest. That’s despite Diomande having already agreed personal terms in Paris, with a valuation gap running into the tens of millions still separating the two clubs.
RMC Sport report Diomande remains one of three attacking options on PSG’s shortlist this summer, alongside Barcelona’s Ferran Torres and Monaco’s Maghnes Akliouche, with no agreement yet reached on any of the three.
Full story: RB Leipzig order Yan Diomande back for pre-season amid PSG stand-off
23:50 — Monday state of play: Digne, Kolo Muani and Bouaddi all in motion
Monday’s Talking Points recap called it PSG’s busiest single day of the window so far, with the surprise Digne agreement landing alongside a fresh twist in the long-running Randal Kolo Muani pursuit and continued interest in Ayyoub Bouaddi.
23:01 — Here we go? PSG agree Digne terms, to trigger release clause after World Cup
Paris Saint-Germain have reached a verbal agreement to bring Lucas Digne back to the club a decade after he left for Barcelona, according to a fresh update from Fabrizio Romano. Digne has agreed personal terms on a return to Paris, with Romano reporting the move emerged out of nowhere on Monday.
Paris have told Villa they will trigger the France international’s release clause, put at under €10m, once the World Cup finishes this weekend. RMC Sport add that Digne will sign a three-year contract to 2029, lined up as Nuno Mendes’s back-up for the season ahead.
16:10 — State of play: Digne closing in, Kolo Muani standoff drags on, Bouaddi race hots up
PSG’s summer is picking up pace. A reported agreement is in place to bring Lucas Digne back from Aston Villa as back-up to Nuno Mendes, while Randal Kolo Muani remains stuck in a fee stand-off with Juventus over his exit. Luis Campos is also weighing up the next striker move after Goncalo Ramos’ exit to AC Milan, with Eli Junior Kroupi and Folarin Balogun both having been assessed as options, though reports suggest PSG’s interest in Kroupi has since cooled.
Elsewhere, Manchester City are pushing hard for Lille’s Ayyoub Bouaddi, with PSG still believed to see themselves as contenders. Bradley Barcola’s contract extension talks remain on ice until after the World Cup, and PSG have reportedly stepped back from the chase for Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez, who has made clear he prefers a move to Barcelona.
13:35 — PSG close in on Lucas Digne return from Aston Villa
PSG have reportedly agreed a move to bring Lucas Digne back to Paris from Aston Villa, with ESPN and Goal.com both reporting the France left-back has struck a personal agreement on a three-year deal. RMC Sport’s Fabrice Hawkins reported PSG plan to trigger a release clause worth less than 10m euros once Digne’s World Cup run with France ends, and Fabrizio Romano has given the move his ‘here we go’ stamp.
Digne, who came through PSG’s academy and had a first spell at the club between 2013 and 2016, would provide cover for Nuno Mendes at left-back. Nothing has been confirmed by either club yet, and completion of any deal is expected only once the World Cup concludes.
10:50 — Carnevali: Juventus will find Kolo Muani deal ‘or look elsewhere’
Juventus chief executive Giovanni Carnevali addressed the Randal Kolo Muani saga on Monday, saying: “The demands are too high, or we’ll find an agreement, otherwise we’ll look for someone else.” Reports in Italy put PSG’s asking price above 45m euros, with Juventus so far only offering around 38m.
Kolo Muani, who returned to Paris after a disappointing loan at Tottenham, is not part of Luis Enrique’s plans and his exit before deadline day is considered all but certain. Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio reports the two clubs have already agreed the structure of a loan-with-option deal, with several other English and German clubs also said to be monitoring the situation.
