Transfer window – A PSG academy product wanted by two clubs in Europe

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·11 Juli 2026

Transfer window – A PSG academy product wanted by two clubs in Europe

Paris Saint-Germain could still see one of its young talents leave during this summer transfer window. According to L’Équipe, Noah Nsoki, a 19-year-old winger playing for PSG, is attracting interest from Dinamo Zagreb and Vitória Guimarães, in a context already marked by numerous departures among the 2008 generation.

A major wave of departures among PSG’s young players

“The exodus of young Parisian talents has been one of the constants of this summer 2026. Almost all of the players (particularly those born in 2008) to whom PSG offered a professional contract have left the capital club – Jangeal (Famalicao), Malonga (Manchester City), Mounguengue (Dynamo Kyiv), Coulibaly (Club Brugge)…”

This string of departures confirms Paris Saint-Germain’s difficulties in keeping all of the promising players from its academy. Not all of them can, of course, be given an immediate place in Luis Enrique’s squad, while several foreign clubs are able to offer them a faster path to professional football.

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Or simply, the staff may have identified that they do not provide all the guarantees required by the very highest standards of the Parisian club. The situation does not necessarily mean that PSG is giving up on its academy, but it does raise questions about its ability to offer sufficiently convincing prospects to players just below the first team.

Two possible foreign destinations for Noah Nsoki

“These departures could also concern other players. Having appeared for the first team this season — two matches — Noah Nsoki (19) has strong suitors. This pacey winger, capable of making a real difference one-on-one, has attracted the interest of Dinamo Zagreb, the Croatian champions. At the same time, Vitória Guimarães has also made a move. The Portuguese club appreciates young Parisian talents, having signed winger Oumar Camara last year (19).”

The situation remains at a stage where two clubs have expressed interest, without any agreement or even advanced negotiations being mentioned. For Noah Nsoki, however, the choice could be significant: stay in Paris and try to gradually earn more playing time, or join a team likely to offer him professional responsibilities more quickly. Dinamo Zagreb in particular has a well-known tradition of developing young players, while Vitória Guimarães is already familiar with the Paris market after the arrival of Oumar Camara.

PSG will now have to determine the role it genuinely wants to give its winger. His two appearances with the first team show that he has already been noticed by Luis Enrique, but they do not guarantee a lasting integration into an attack where competition remains especially fierce.

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