Paris FC could make four to five signings, Matthis Abline pursuit revived, Diego Coppola and Marshall Munetsi futures assessed | OneFootball

Paris FC are primed to be busy when the window opens on 15 June, with four to five signings possible, including a striker. Despite the coaching situation remaining unresolved, the Arnault family’s club could invest around €50m as it targets a 2026-27 finish between 6th and 10th and a shot at the Conference League. They finished 11th this season and are seeking younger profiles.

As reported by Le Parisien, the pursuit of Matthis Abline has been reactivated. The 23-year-old Nantes forward is admired by Antoine Kombouaré and produced 11 goals and 2 assists in 36 games in 2024-25. Paris FC are keen regardless of Kombouaré, and while Abline is receptive, the club will not meet a near-€40m valuation.

Beyond that, the club are working to keep three winter loanees, defender Diego Coppola, midfielder Marshall Munetsi and forward Luca Koleosho. Paris FC want to trigger Koleosho’s option from Burnley, yet the fee, around €20m, is considered too high, which has slowed talks.

It is a similar stance with Munetsi. The club would like to keep him, but paying about €15m to Wolverhampton for a 29-year-old on a net salary of more than €200,000 a month is viewed as unreasonable.

Coppola’s future, once expected to lie elsewhere, could now be extended in the capital. He has formed a strong pairing with Moustapha Mbow.

Source: L'Équipe