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 last 24 hours (published early this evening) to see what is happening—or not—and what is progressing or causing a surprise. Today, the focus is on Zion Suzuki, Ferran Torres, and Laciné Megnan-Pavé.
Official:
Nothing official.
Transfers potentially nearing completion:
- Zion Suzuki—finally?
The 23-year-old Parma and Japan goalkeeper continues to be linked with a move to PSG. Several media outlets have confirmed this again today, citing a fee of around €35 million. Details regarding the next steps—specifically whether or not he will be loaned out (possibly to Juventus)—still need to be finalized.
- Ferran Torres getting closer.
PSG has reportedly continued making progress on the signing of the 26-year-old FC Barcelona and Spain forward; a transfer fee of around €50 million appears likely. However, nothing is concrete yet, and a last-minute twist remains possible. His scheduled return to training this Wednesday should shed more light on the situation.
Potential transfers:
- Offers for Laciné Megnan-Pavé
The 16-year-old forward, a product of the Montpellier academy, is reportedly on PSG’s radar and is already keen to join the club. However, the Ligue 2 side is currently blocking the move, as they plan to field him in the professional squad this season. There has been talk of a €10 million offer, though no agreement has been reached.
Mere rumors:
No news in this regard.
