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Paris Saint-Germain should be very active on the transfer market next summer.
Barring an unlikely turnaround, Kylian Mbappé will leave Paris Saint-Germain. Although he has not yet officially confirmed it, the 2018 world champion has already announced his choice to his president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi a few months ago.
The loss of such a player is obviously not trivial for the capital club. With a goal average of between 40 and 50 goals with his club for three years, Kylian Mbappé weighs very heavily in the statistical performance of Paris Saint-Germain. But the club will have substantial resources to replace him.
Strong words from Luis Enrique on the PSG transfer window
Certain names are coming back with insistence to strengthen the Parisian attack during the next transfer window, like Victor Osimhen (Naples) or Radael Leao (AC Milan). But the idea of relying on an element already present in the workforce cannot be ruled out. Because Luis Enrique has already proven his ability to help his players progress. But also because with Gonçalo Ramos, the Spanish technician has a very clinical scorer who could take on a new dimension next season.
Asked at a press conference about the Portuguese, the PSG coach distributed the praise, without forgetting Randal Kolo Muani. “As for transfers, you have to talk to Luis Campos. Gonçalo Ramos? I am very happy to have such a young player from him. It’s good to have attackers like Randal Kolo Muani and Gonçalo Ramos for a coach.. It remains to be seen whether this official posture will move the cursor of priorities during the next transfer window.
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