PSG closes incoming transfers at 370 million euros in sales

Paris Saint-Germain will not recruit further this summer. Before the transfer market closes on Tuesday at 8 p.m., the Parisian club has confirmed the end of its incoming operations, marking a summer window now closed on arrivals.

Since July, PSG has nonetheless strengthened its squad with five recruits: Spanish winger Ferran Torres, 2026 World Cup champion from FC Barcelona, French internationals Maghnès Akliouche (AS Monaco) and Lucas Digne (Aston Villa), Belgian striker Mika Godts (Ajax Amsterdam) and promising goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni (AC Milan).

While the door to arrivals is closed, that of departures remains theoretically open until the final minute. The sales tally is already considerable: Kang-in Lee joined Atlético de Madrid for 35 million euros, Randal Kolo Muani signed with Juventus for 41.2 million euros, Gonçalo Ramos left for AC Milan for 74 million euros, and Bradley Barcola was sold to Liverpool for 145 million euros, the club’s biggest transaction this summer.

The latest operation was confirmed on Tuesday: Ibrahim Baye joins Aston Villa for an amount valued at 55 million euros. This transfer brings the total of Parisian sales to approximately 370 million euros over this summer window, a figure that illustrates the scale of the sporting restructuring undertaken by the capital club.