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In addition to the departure of Kylian Mbappé, PSG have already planned to part ways with two elements next summer.
PSG is already preparing the ground for the summer transfer window. After taking note of the departure of Kylian Mbappé, who announced to its president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi of his intention to leave the club free at the end of the season, Parisian decision-makers are working behind the scenes to build a team of more competitive for the next financial year.
Furthermore, the residents of the Parc des Princes intend to part with certain elements on which they no longer rely. This is the case of Nordi Mukiele and Carlos Soler, announces PSG Inside Actu.
Fabian Ruiz will not be selected
“It’s set for next season. Two players from the current squad will be sold in the next summer transfer window. They are Nordi Mukiele and Carlos Soler. The first does not fit into the coach’s plans and the second wants to return to Spain”maintains the insider account via X (formerly Twitter).
Furthermore, in the event of an interesting offer, the Ile-de-France leaders will not retain Fabian Ruiz. “As for Fabien Ruiz, any offer corresponding to the club’s expectations will be accepted, he explains. The player will have his say, in the event of Fabian Ruiz refusing to leave, Paris will not force his departure. He is very popular at the club. Unlike the first two, the club no longer wants to hear about it. » One thing is certain: summer promises to be hot in the City of Lights.
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