Transfer news – Jonathan David, PSG's surprise of the day | OneFootball

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·10 August 2026

Transfer news – Jonathan David, PSG's surprise of the day

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Jonathan David, a 26-year-old striker under contract with Juventus Turin until 2030, failed to convince during his Serie A season. As a result, a departure is regularly being mentioned. This Monday, Corriere dello Sport presents him as a possible option for Paris Saint-Germain.

“After Gonçalo Ramos’ departure, PSG are reportedly assessing Jonathan David (who is also being pursued in the Premier League), now closer to leaving Turin following Kolo Muani’s arrival. Luis Campos, PSG’s transfer director, brought David to Lille from La Gantoise and has never stopped praising him. He would now be the main driving force behind a new transfer for the Canadian, who would come in to strengthen Luis Enrique’s attack.”

Admittedly, Luis Campos did sign David for Lille, and it proved to be a great success given how well the Canadian established himself in Ligue 1. However, that feels a bit thin as a basis for making him a possible PSG signing this summer. Not only because he is coming off a very difficult season (6 goals and 4 assists in Serie A), but also because Paris’ attacking recruitment already seems to be well mapped out.


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Ferran Torres (26 years old, FC Barcelona and Spain) and Mika Godts (21 years old, Ajax Amsterdam and Belgium) seem close to signing, while Maghnes Akliouche (24) has already arrived from AS Monaco. It is hard to see any need to sign David on top of that. It may simply be a backup option in case moves for Torres or Godts ultimately fall through. But for now, it seems quite far off. It may simply be an Italian newspaper stirring things up over very little, or even nothing at all. It would not be the first time, far from it.

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