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PSG Transfer Market: Kang-in Lee Set to Be Sold to Atlético Madrid for a Profit

Last updated: Jul 6, 2026 at 4:46 PM
Author: James B. Published: 6 July 2026
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Paris Saint-Germain’s transfer window has still not really started in terms of arrivals. Three weeks after the official opening of the market in France, the capital club has yet to announce a single signing. But in the opposite direction, Paris is already moving very quickly.

After Gonçalo Ramos, Kang-in Lee is now dangerously close to the exit door. PSG are beginning their major summer clear-out with a clear idea in mind: sell smartly before accelerating on their own transfer targets.

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Kang-in Lee Edges Closer to Atlético Madrid

The first major move of the early transfer window obviously remains Gonçalo Ramos. The Portuguese supersub has joined AC Milan for a fee estimated between €70 million and €74 million, excluding bonuses. It is a huge sale for Paris, quite simply the second-biggest in the club’s history.

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And PSG could quickly follow that up with another strong piece of business. According to Fabrizio Romano, the agreement between Paris and Atlético Madrid for Kang-in Lee is now in its final stages. The last details are being sorted out, and the Spanish club wants to complete the South Korean’s arrival as quickly as possible.

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The deal could bring PSG between €30 million and €35 million. It would be a very good operation for Paris, who signed Kang-in Lee in 2023 for around €22 million excluding bonuses. Two years later, the capital club could therefore make an interesting profit on a player who never truly managed to become indispensable.

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