Here is the latest installment in the saga: a roundup of the latest news regarding Paris Saint-Germain’s transfer market activity. We take a look at the events of the past 24 hours (published in the early evening) to see what is happening—or not—and what is progressing or surprising. Today, the focus is on Maghnes Akliouche, Zion Suzuki, Thomas Cordier, and Zayon Chtaï-Telamio.
It’s official:
- Thomas Cordier has found his next club.
The 20-year-old left-back, a PSG academy product, had reached the end of his contract in the capital and needed to find a new club for the next stage of his career. That is now a done deal, with a move to Lausanne. We can only wish this Parisian academy graduate success in establishing himself and flourishing in the Swiss league.
- Zayon Chtaï-Telamio is also leaving.
A 19-year-old forward and PSG academy product, Chtaï-Telamio has also reached the end of his trainee contract in Paris. He announced his departure with a heartfelt message and is launching his professional career at Guingamp in Ligue 2. We wish him well as he looks to flourish and make his mark.
Potential transfers nearing completion:
- Maghnes Akliouche: further confirmation
The transfer of the 24-year-old AS Monaco and France attacking midfielder/winger—already discussed in recent days—is taking shape. Several media outlets have confirmed that an agreement has been reached for a fee of €50 million. An official announcement is expected soon, though we know these things can sometimes take time.
Possible transfers:
- Zion Suzuki: the link persists.
The 23-year-old Parma and Japan goalkeeper continues to be linked to PSG, lending some substance to the rumor. However, nothing is certain yet regarding this potential signing, and the move is far from a sure thing. Not only because of the price tag—quoted at €30 million—but also because Paris already has Matvey Safonov (27) and Lucas Chevalier (24) in its squad. It would mean another major shake-up.
Just rumors:
No new developments on this front.
