Have PSG ever sold this much in a single transfer window? | OneFootball

PSG have banked €156 million in summer sales after Randal Kolo Muani joined Juventus Turin, giving them the most positive transfer balance of the QSI era.

According to L'Équipe, they have not paid a fee since the window opened on 15 June, and Kolo Muani’s sale is €38 million plus €12 million in bonuses.

Sales will not shrink, but spending could rise with a month left and scope to adjust in January.

Gonçalo Ramos to AC Milan for €74 million, Lee Kang-in to Atlético de Madrid for €40 million and Noham Kamara to OL for €4.1 million. Those three alone already put this summer among PSG’s top three outbound windows since 2011.

The record to beat is 2023-2024 at €210.65 million, powered by Neymar at €90 million and Marco Verratti at €45 million plus several around €10 million. That followed the club’s biggest recruitment, including Kolo Muani at €95 million, Ramos at €50 million and Lee Kang-in at €22 million, alongside Manuel Ugarte, Ousmane Dembélé and Bradley Barcola.

The next season’s total, lifted by Xavi Simons at €50 million, Ugarte at €50 million and Hugo Ekitike at €31.5 million, only brushed €150 million. Two years on, PSG look set to surpass that, and from 2011 to 2022 they exceeded €100 million only twice.

The gap between income and outlay may narrow soon. Recruitment will accelerate after Yan Diomandé’s aborted arrival. Live targets include Maghnes Akliouche, Mika Godts and Zion Suzuki or Ferran Torres, and some moves could be close.

Source: L'Équipe