Paris Saint-Germain are enjoying a particularly profitable transfer window in terms of departures. Between completed deals and moves close to being finalised, the capital club could collect almost €170 million from just three operations.
PSG have become masters at selling players. Since Luis Enrique’s arrival, Paris have managed to secure strong fees for several unwanted members of the squad, including Neymar and Marco Verratti. This summer, the club have continued that trend by selling players who had become less important in the Spanish coach’s plans. Gonçalo Ramos and Kang-in Lee have already left, while Randal Kolo Muani’s departure now appears close to completion.
PSG Could Raise More Than €200 Million
Gonçalo Ramos’ transfer is expected to generate €74 million, with a further €5 million potentially available in bonuses. Kang-in Lee was sold for €35 million, plus another €5 million in possible add-ons. Randal Kolo Muani could complete the series with a deal worth around €50 million. Excluding bonuses, the three transfers would bring in €159 million, while the total could rise to €169 million if all variables are activated.
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The clear-out may not be over. Ibrahim Mbaye remains on the radar of several clubs and could be valued at around €50 million. PSG are not actively looking to sell the young forward, but a significant offer could persuade the board to seriously consider a transfer. Bradley Barcola’s situation is also worth monitoring, with Liverpool and Arsenal still interested in the France international, who remains under contract until 2028 and retains a very high market value.
These sales give PSG considerable room to manoeuvre for the remainder of the transfer window. Luis Campos and Nasser Al-Khelaifi can now pursue the club’s attacking priorities with greater confidence. Maghnes Akliouche remains one of the most serious targets, while Ferran Torres and other attacking players continue to be linked with the French champions. PSG have already generated close to €170 million from sales, and with further departures still possible, the final total could climb much higher.
