PSG transfer latest: Akliouche, Suzuki and two exits | OneFootball

Here is the latest installment in the saga: a roundup of the most recent news about the Paris Saint-Germain transfer window. This includes a look back at the past 24 hours (published rather early in the evening) to review what is or is not happening, what is moving forward, and what is surprising. Today, the focus is on Maghnes Akliouche, Zion Suzuki, Thomas Cordier and Zayon Chtaï-Telamio.

It’s official:

The 20-year-old left-back, trained at PSG, had reached the end of his contract in the capital, so he needed to find a club for the next step. That has now been done, with a move to Lausanne. All that remains is to wish the Paris academy product every success in establishing himself and thriving in the Swiss league.

A 19-year-old forward trained at PSG, Chtaï-Telamio has also reached the end of his trainee contract in Paris. He announced his departure in a heartfelt message and is starting his professional career at Guingamp in Ligue 2. We wish him all the best as he looks to thrive and establish himself.

Transfers that may soon be completed:

Already mentioned in recent days, the transfer of the 24-year-old attacking midfielder/winger from AS Monaco and the French national team is becoming clearer. Several media outlets have confirmed that an agreement has been reached for 50 million euros. An official announcement is expected soon, even though such things can also take time.

Possible transfers:

The 23-year-old Parma and Japan goalkeeper continues to be linked with PSG, which gives the rumor a bit more substance. However, nothing is certain yet regarding this signing, which is still far from obvious. Not only because of the price, reported to be 30 million euros, but also because Paris already have Matvey Safonov (27) and Lucas Chevalier (24) in their squad. It would mean another reshuffle.

Simple rumors:

No news on that front.

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