Maghnes Akliouche, the 24-year-old attacking midfielder/winger for AS Monaco (under contract until 2028) and the French national team, is reportedly a key target for Paris Saint-Germain for the 2026 summer transfer window, with the door potentially open for a move. PSG Inside Actus confirmed on Tuesday that the player has already reached an agreement with PSG and, crucially, provided details regarding negotiations between the clubs.
A sell-on clause?
Only one issue remains to be resolved: a final agreement between PSG and AS Monaco. Discussions are ongoing in a positive atmosphere, and a conclusion could be reached very quickly.
The transfer is expected to be finalized at around €45 million, plus potential bonuses of €5 million, while Monaco is also negotiating a sell-on clause of between 5% and 10%.
Note that this remains a rumor, as no agreement has yet been reached; changes are still possible. However, the details align with previous reports regarding this matter, pointing to a potential transfer fee in the €45–50 million range. The new element here is the sell-on clause—a practice that is becoming increasingly common, allowing the buyer to avoid a massive upfront cost while giving the seller hope of a handsome windfall down the line.
This is particularly relevant for such a promising player, who could one day be sold on for a substantial fee. That said, nothing is guaranteed yet. The transfer is not confirmed, and a stalemate remains possible, as both parties may still be exploring other options.
