The Paris Saint-Germain is actively working on the winter transfer market, aiming to strengthen its squad. According to sources close to the club, PSG hopes to sign two or three players before the end of January to address some gaps and give a new boost to its sporting project.
However, before adding new recruits, the club must create space—both financially and by reducing an already substantial wage bill. Several departures are being considered.
Among the players likely to leave the capital are Marco Asensio, who joined from Real Madrid. Despite showing undeniable technical skills, the Spanish winger has struggled to fully establish himself under Luis Enrique.
The situation surrounding Randal Kolo Muani is also in play. The player is being pushed toward the exit, with several clubs interested. Likewise, Milan Skriniar is likely to depart, though it won’t be easy for these players due to their high salaries.
A Cautious Yet Ambitious Strategy
This player management policy fits into a rationalization approach. By targeting specific departures, PSG hopes to free up financial space to attract top-level reinforcements capable of meeting the club’s ambitions. This includes the potential signing of Mo Salah, Liverpool’s forward, whose contract is expiring, and who is increasingly linked with PSG.
With a winter transfer window that promises to be lively, the coming weeks could be crucial for the rest of Paris Saint-Germain’s season.
