PSG Transfers 2026: Ins, Outs and What’s Still to Come
The story of PSG transfers this summer is one of refinement, not revolution. Fresh off back-to-back Champions League titles, Paris have not torn anything up — they have topped up a squad that already rules Europe, while fielding interest in some of their brightest names. Here is where the window stands for Les Parisiens.
Who’s coming in
The marquee arrival is Maghnes Akliouche, the France winger reported to have signed from Monaco in a deal beIN Sports value at around €50 million. He joins goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni, who has come in from AC Milan, as Luis Enrique adds youth and depth rather than wholesale change.
Who’s leaving
The exits have been just as telling. Gonçalo Ramos has joined AC Milan, Lee Kang-in has moved to Atlético Madrid, and Randal Kolo Muani has completed a move to Juventus. That follows the earlier departure of goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma to Manchester City, part of a clear-out that has trimmed Luis Enrique’s group down to a tighter, hungrier core.
PSG transfers still in the balance
The unresolved business is where the drama lies. Bradley Barcola is the headline name: Liverpool are reportedly keen and Paris are understood to value the France winger at around £145m, a stand-off that could yet define the window. Team-mate Ibrahim Mbaye has also been linked with Liverpool, with Anfield exploring a move for the teenager.
Elsewhere, Paris have been credited with interest in Chelsea’s Malo Gusto, though the Blues are said to be holding out for a fee in the region of £75m. A move for Ajax winger Mika Godts has cooled, with the Dutch club rebuffing an approach, while a deal for a goalkeeper of the future has also been mooted. Not all of it will happen — but the shortlist tells you how Paris are thinking.
For the full detail on the sagas still running, see our coverage of Liverpool’s double swoop for Barcola and Mbaye and the Malo Gusto situation. With the Super Cup already on the horizon, expect the next fortnight to be busy.
