Paris Saint-Germain is in the middle of a summer transition, with many player movements and changes within its staff. The team is actively preparing for the new season, notably with the confirmation of the extension of the contract of Marquinhos, which will remain a pillar of the Parisian defence. The club also formalized the arrival of new reinforcements in the medical staff, with the appointment of Juan José Morillas as head of the nutrition centre and Sergi Mateo as new nutritionist of the first team, on the insistence of Luis Enrique. In terms of mercato, the PSG is at work to separate unwanted players such as Milan Škrinijar, whose departure for the Fenerbahçe is official, and Marco Asensio, who could return to Aston Villa or join another English club. The situation of Gianluigi Donnarumma is also uncertain, as the club does not wish to extend its contract.

Several players are actively courted by other clubs. Randal Kolo-Muani is at the heart of a battle between Tottenham and the Juventus for a transfer, while Maghne Akliouche, an offensive medium in Monaco, remains a target for the PSG, provided that the club frees seats in its staff. These player movements are closely linked to Luis Enrique’s plans for the new season, which aims to build a competitive and efficient team. The club also formalized the arrival of new players in its technical staff, stressing the importance attached to the nutritional and medical aspect of athlete preparation.

Finally, the PSG faces financial sanctions from UEFA following incidents in the final of the Champions League. The club will have to pay a fine of 148,000 euros for acts of voyeurism, jetting of objects and spreading inappropriate messages. These sanctions represent an additional cost to the club, which must also manage the departures of players and the arrivals of new talents. Despite these challenges, the PSG remains committed to continuing its sports project and aiming for new summits in national and European competitions.