Transfers – 2 PSG players heading to Belgium!

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·14 June 2026

Transfers – 2 PSG players heading to Belgium!

Elijah Ly and Samba Coulibaly, an 18-year-old winger and defender, are among the Paris Saint-Germain players whose academy contracts are coming to an end. A decision therefore has to be made regarding the signing of a professional contract. Onze Mondial confirms PSG’s attempt to keep them, though the current trend points toward a departure. That departure would reportedly be to Club Brugge for both Titis.

“a Belgian club seems to have taken the lead.”

“Elijah Ly, a direct left winger playing on his opposite foot, and Samba Coulibaly, a central defender, have been offered their first professional contract. But for both players, the current trend is a departure from their training club. As for the young attacker, Villarreal and PSV Eindhoven have shown concrete interest, but a Belgian club seems to have taken the lead.

“The talks are also said to be at an advanced stage.”

Indeed, as mentioned by Belgian journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Club Brugge are said to be in pole position to sign Elijah Ly. This is information we are able to confirm. But that’s not all: Samba Coulibaly is also being pursued by the Belgian champions, and the talks are also said to be at an advanced stage.”

Be careful, nothing is certain until it becomes concrete. That is always the case in the transfer market, especially with young players looking for their first professional contract. Everything can change very quickly from one club to another, including PSG, who have not yet had their final say.

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The trend points toward a departure, which is always disappointing with the Titis because we like to see them establish themselves in Paris. However, we also know that places are very hard to come by. The temptation of an adventure elsewhere is understandable, even if that is no guarantee of playing time, development, or a successful career. We now have to wait and see what becomes concrete for Ly and Coulibaly.

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