As the football world anticipates the 2026 World Cup, Paris Saint-Germain is actively shaping its summer transfer strategy, with striker Gonçalo Ramos potentially on his way out. The club’s sporting advisor, Luis Campos, appears to be targeting at least three new acquisitions, and among these potential recruits is a highly-rated young talent from Ligue 1.

In recent years, PSG has undergone a significant shift in its transfer philosophy. The era of extravagant spending on global superstars has given way to a focused approach on developing young prospects. This strategy, centered on a form of post-academy training, has already yielded impressive results, notably with players like Désiré Doué and João Neves, who have blossomed into indispensable starters for the Parisian club.
akliouche’s potential departure
This trend looks set to continue with a promising young attacking midfielder from Ligue 1. The player in question is none other than Maghnes Akliouche, who was already on the radar last summer and now appears poised for a move during this transfer window. However, he has remained tight-lipped about his future plans. “What matters to me is enjoying myself, continuing to be happy on the pitch, and keeping my outlook positive,” the French international stated a few months ago. “I want to bring joy to people, to my teammates, and repay the trust shown by Monaco. Above all, I want to maintain my desire to progress and be more decisive. Discussing anything else right now makes no sense.”
psg in pole position
Currently representing the France national team in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, Akliouche will inevitably need to address his club future soon. Information suggests there’s a strong likelihood he will depart AS Monaco this summer, with several prominent clubs reportedly vying for his signature. PSG is among these interested parties, and it is understood they are currently the leading contenders to secure his services. The club from the Principality is reportedly awaiting an offer for the player, who is valued at approximately €50 million.
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