PSG transfer news, the latest on Nsoki, Godts, Mbaye and Dembélé | OneFootball

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·7 Agustus 2026

PSG transfer news, the latest on Nsoki, Godts, Mbaye and Dembélé

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This is the next installment in the saga: a roundup of the latest news about Paris Saint-Germain’s transfer window. As usual, here is a look back at the last 24 hours (published earlier in the evening) to cover what is happening or not, what is progressing or surprising. Today, the focus is on DDD.

It’s official:

  1. Noah Nsoki leaves PSG for Dinamo Zagreb

The 19-year-old forward trained at Paris Saint-Germain was unable to break through and wanted more playing time, so he turned to another club. He signed for Dinamo Zagreb (Croatia) in a deal described by the media as “free,” but with Paris retaining 50% of any future sale.


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Transfers that could be wrapped up soon:

  1. PSG make a new offer for Mika Godts.

The agent of the 21-year-old Ajax Amsterdam and Belgium forward confirmed last weekend the interest and his player’s desire to sign for Paris, and now an agreement between the two clubs is needed. According to several media outlets, Paris have made a second offer. It is reportedly worth 55 million euros, while Ajax had asked for 65 million euros. Enough to suggest a deal could be reached.

Possible transfers:

  1. Ibrahim Mbaye highly sought after.

The 18-year-old Paris Saint-Germain forward is being tipped to leave this summer, and L’Equipe provided an update. He is in high demand in England and Germany, while the academy product would like more playing time. Paris are said to have opened the door to a loan move in their talks with the player, and a sale would also be possible. But nothing has been decided yet.

Just rumors:

  1. Ousmane Dembélé turns down Saudi Arabia for PSG.

The 29-year-old PSG forward, under contract until 2028, is said to have rejected an offer from Saudi Arabia in order to focus on Paris. That is according to Djamel, with a contract extension also said to be on the right track.

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