Paris saint-germain transfers: new deals and loan moves confirmed

PSG’s summer transfer window: first official deal and emerging opportunities

The Paris Saint-Germain has kicked off its summer transfer campaign with a major move. On Tuesday, the club officially announced the departure of Gonçalo Ramos, who is set to join AC Milan in a deal valued at around €70 million. The young forward, who arrived from Benfica Lisbon three years ago at the age of 25, will now take on new challenges in Italy. With his exit, the spotlight shifts to other players on the brink of transfers, including Randal Kolo Muani, who is reportedly closing in on a move to Juventus, and Kang-in Lee, who is expected to finalize his transfer to Atlético Madrid.

Gabriel Moscardo on the move: Espanyol Barcelona emerges as next destination

Another PSG player could soon be changing teams. Gabriel Moscardo, a 20-year-old midfielder signed for €20 million in January 2024, has already spent the 2024-2025 season on loan at Stade de Reims, followed by a stint at Braga last season. Despite having three years left on his contract until June 2028, rumors of a potential loan to Espanyol Barcelona have gained traction. Spanish media outlets are now confirming the likelihood of this transfer, suggesting it could be finalized in the coming days.

The move aligns with PSG’s strategy of providing young talents with regular playing time while managing squad depth. Moscardo, who has yet to make an official appearance for the Parisian club, has expressed his desire to remain at PSG in recent months. In an April interview, he emphasized his commitment to the team, stating, « We haven’t discussed next season yet. My agent, in coordination with the PSG management, will decide what’s best for me. We’ll revisit this conversation once the season ends. Of course, I want to stay at Paris Saint-Germain, prepare for the new season there, and prove myself in the first team. I’ve had more playing time this year, and I’m growing as a player. My time at Braga was invaluable for my development, and I hope to one day play a full season with PSG and show what I’m capable of. »

As PSG navigates its transfer strategy, the club continues to balance ambitions with the development of emerging talent. The upcoming weeks will reveal whether Moscardo’s loan to Espanyol Barcelona becomes a reality, adding another chapter to the club’s dynamic summer.