Hardly any time has passed since celebrating a second consecutive Champions League title, yet Paris Saint-Germain is already preparing its summer revolution. Several arrivals are being considered, but also a number of major departures that could significantly reshape Luis Enrique’s squad.
In attack, the Parisian board is still searching for a versatile player capable of operating in multiple positions. Long regarded as a top target, Julian Alvarez now appears to be moving further away due to uncertainty surrounding his willingness to join PSG.
In contrast, Maghnes Akliouche has emerged as one of the most advanced options. The Monaco star is reportedly eager to join the European champions, and his profile is highly valued internally.
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PSG is also keeping a close eye on one of French football’s brightest young talents, Eli Junior Kroupi. At just 19 years old, the former Lorient prospect is viewed as a future star, and Paris would like to move before his market value rises even further. Meanwhile, several attacking players could leave, including Gonçalo Ramos, Lee Kang-in, and even Bradley Barcola. The French international is attracting strong interest from Premier League clubs, particularly Liverpool.
Major Changes Expected Across the Squad
In goal, Lucas Chevalier is expected to discuss his future with the club soon. The French goalkeeper does not want to spend another season in a secondary role and may seek guarantees regarding playing time. Should he depart, PSG remains very attentive to Diogo Costa, who is widely regarded as one of Europe’s best goalkeepers.
The biggest question mark concerns Marquinhos. After thirteen seasons in Paris and two European titles, the captain could be tempted by one final challenge abroad, with Qatar considered a realistic destination.
To prepare for that possibility, PSG is closely monitoring Ibrahima Konaté, who has officially left Liverpool and represents a major market opportunity. The club is also expected to strengthen both full-back positions to provide cover for Nuno Mendes and Achraf Hakimi. Fresh off another European triumph, PSG has no intention of standing still, as Luis Enrique is already building a squad capable of chasing a third consecutive Champions League crown.
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