PSG transfers – latest: Diomande fades, exits loom

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·15 July 2026

PSG transfers – latest: Diomande fades, exits loom

Here is the latest installment in the saga: a roundup of the latest news about Paris Saint-Germain’s transfer window. This includes a look back at the last 24 hours (published earlier in the evening) to review what is or is not happening, what is progressing, or what is surprising. Today, the focus is on Yan Diomande, Ibrahim Mbaye, Noah Nsoki, and Rayan Abo El Nay.

It’s official:

Nothing to report on that front.

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Transfers that could be wrapped up soon:

No news on that front.

Possible transfers:

Yan Diomande staying at RB Leipzig after all?

Yan Diomande, the 19-year-old winger for RB Leipzig and Ivory Coast, has been mentioned for some time as a target for Liverpool and PSG. At one point, there was even a sense that a transfer was close. But the German club has cooled things down, and Bild says the plan is indeed to keep him for at least one more season. Possibly with a sale agreed as early as this summer, for at least 100 million euros. Enough to put PSG off?

Ibrahim Mbaye to Borussia Dortmund?

The 18-year-old striker is one of the players whose future remains unclear. His contract runs until 2028 and Ibrahim Mbaye has said nothing, but several media outlets have mentioned a likely departure. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Borussia Dortmund have made inquiries and Premier League clubs are also keeping an eye on him. Nothing has been decided for now.

Noah Nsoki heading to Croatia.

The 19-year-old striker, under contract with PSG until 2027, only had a few minutes of first-team playing time this season and then faded from view somewhat. A departure seems possible, and according to Croatian media it would be to Dinamo Zagreb.

Rayan Abo El Nay between Portugal and Germany?

The 19-year-old midfielder joins the list of Titis who could be on the way out. According to L’Equipe, Rayan Abo El Nay is attracting interest from Rio Ave (Portugal) and a German club. For now, nothing suggests that he could stay at PSG, despite a contract that runs until 2027.