Transfer news – 2 major signings are taking shape at PSG!

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·2 June 2026

Transfer news – 2 major signings are taking shape at PSG!

Paris Saint-Germain could be making progress on two major matters in its women’s transfer window. According to Benjamin Quarez, Le Parisien, Thiniba Samoura, the 22-year-old PSG defender, is close to extending her contract, while Naomie Feller, the 24-year-old Real Madrid forward, is getting closer to a move to Paris.

Quarez: “Very close to securing Thiniba Samoura’s future”

“PSG’s women’s section could be about to complete one of the most important signings of the start of its transfer window. According to our information, the capital club is very close to securing Thiniba Samoura’s future. At 22 years old and with 14 caps for the French national team, the defender, whose contract expires this summer, is expected to continue her adventure in Paris. Talks over an extension have made significant progress in recent weeks, and an agreement on a new four-year deal is said to be very well on track between the two parties.”

For PSG, this matter is as important symbolically as it is sporting-wise. Keeping Samoura means holding on to a player who is already established on the French international scene, at an age where her potential remains considerable. In a women’s transfer market that is often unstable, Paris would also be sending a message of continuity around a high-value defensive profile.

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Quarez: “Unless there is an unlikely twist”

“The club has also made strong progress on the track leading to international forward Naomie Feller (24), whose contract with Real Madrid is coming to an end. The Paris management has been working behind the scenes on this matter for many weeks. Unless there is an unlikely twist, the former Reims player should come in to strengthen the attacking sector.”

Feller’s possible arrival would address a clear need: giving PSG’s attack more weight. Her status as a free agent makes the deal even more attractive for PSG, which could strengthen its squad without paying a transfer fee. It would be a coherent, targeted move, and one that has already been carefully worked on behind the scenes.

Between Samoura’s expected extension and the Feller track, PSG Women seem intent on opening their transfer window methodically: securing an important defensive foundation, then adding a credible attacking option. No unnecessary noise, but two moves that could matter.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.