Timothy Weah’s transfer to the Olympique de Marseille is imminent. Sources confirm a five-year contractual agreement between the American player and the Marseille club, including a salary of 2.5 million euros annually. This signature represents a significant step forward in Weah’s career, which seems particularly eager to join OM. At the same time, discussions are still under way between Olympique de Marseille and Juventus on a loan with purchase option valued at EUR 15 million, although the precise details of this agreement remain to be negotiated. Weah, versatile on the right side, could thus strengthen the team by providing coverage for the positions of Murillo or Greenwood. His experience with some players on the roster, such as Rabiot and Angel Gomes, is also an asset.

Pending the official resumption of training on August 4, the Paris Saint-Germain Training Centre (PSG) remains an active training platform. Five players, including Milan Skriniar, Marco Asensio, Carlos Soler, Nordi Mukiele and Ilyes Housni, who will not integrate coach Luis Enrique’s plans, were called to join the group Hopes. These players, still under contract with the Parisian club, benefit from this period to train and potentially negotiate a final transfer or a new loan. Their presence in the Espoirs group demonstrates the club’s interest in tracking their progress and exploring different options for their future.

The situation of these players illustrates the complex management of talent in large clubs. While key players enjoy their well-deserved vacation after a successful season, the MTP continues to evaluate and manage its human resources. The ongoing discussions on these five players highlight the need for the club to find solutions tailored to each profile, whether through transfers, loans or their gradual integration into the professional team. These files are closely followed by the management of the club, which seeks to optimize the composition of its staff for the next season.