Transfer news: PSG and Lyon in talks over a young talent!

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·7 de enero de 2026

Transfer news: PSG and Lyon in talks over a young talent!

The winter transfer window 2025/2026 runs from Thursday, January 1st to Monday, February 2nd (at 8 PM) in France, and rumors surrounding Paris Saint-Germain are piling up. This time, it’s Le Parisien that mentions the possible departure of Noham Kamara, an 18-year-old defender under contract with PSG until 2028. Notably, Olympique Lyonnais has shown interest.

“The player has several prospects abroad, but also in France”

“Likely to leave PSG this winter, the young 18-year-old defender is in demand on the transfer market where several clubs have expressed the desire to welcome him on loan, others in a transfer. The player has several prospects abroad, but also in France where Olympique Lyonnais is closely monitoring this matter, according to our information.

“A permanent departure cannot be ruled out.”

The Parisian club is contemplating. It is currently studying different options to allow him to express himself in a favorable context where he would have the necessary playing time to continue developing. Initial discussions have taken place between the clubs. A permanent departure cannot be ruled out.”

These are credible claims, and it would be surprising for the Parisian newspaper to delve into this matter randomly. Kamara has potential, but he is no longer able to secure playing time at PSG, and the idea of a departure makes sense. Whether for a loan or a permanent transfer, even though we would prefer to see him retain a possible future in Paris.

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OL, looking to strengthen without making large expenditures, might well position itself in this matter. With the possibility of attracting the young defender, as there are good sporting prospects and a spot to be filled. However, nothing is certain at the moment. Each party may have other options. This could be a case to follow in the coming days.

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