PSG transfer news – latest updates: a new attacking target | OneFootball

This is the next chapter 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 isn’t happening, what is progressing, or what comes as a surprise. Today, the focus is on Anaïs Ebaylin, Lee Kang-In, Maghnes Akliouche, Charles De Ketelaere and Warren Zaïre-Emery.

It’s official:

The 18-year-old PSG midfielder has extended her contract until 2031, excellent news as she is establishing herself among the best of her generation. She has also been called up to the French national team. Now we wait to see her become a key player at PSG.

Transfers that could be wrapped up soon:

The departure of the 25-year-old PSG midfielder/forward to Atlético Madrid seems to have been settled for a while, but official confirmation is still missing. According to Marca, that announcement should finally come this Thursday. The deal would be worth €35 million plus €5 million in bonuses. Let’s hope it goes through.

Possible transfers:

The 25-year-old Belgium and Atalanta forward is reportedly on PSG’s radar, though he is not a priority. We remain cautious, as many players are being linked with Paris this transfer window, and the Belgian has also been mentioned at other clubs. Nothing has been done for now. We’ll wait to find out more.

Akliouche, the 24-year-old attacking midfielder/winger for AS Monaco and the French national team, is one of the players regularly linked with PSG since the start of the transfer window. The player is even said to already be ready to come, with only an agreement with ASM still missing. Liverpool would like to take advantage of the situation, with an initial approach reportedly made according to Sky Sports.

Rumored leads:

The 20-year-old midfielder, developed at PSG and under contract until 2029, has been mentioned as a target for Manchester United, except that several journalists and media outlets have already responded that PSG fully intend to keep him. Quite logically, no transfer is planned.

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