Paris Saint-Germain, after a period of arrivals, now focuses on departures. Carlos Soler could leave the club for Real Sociedad, despite a successful start to the season. The PSG plans to separate six players, including Soler, who could be transferred quickly. This situation comes as the club formalizes the transfer from Arnaou Tenas to the Villarreal CF, a potentially lucrative financial operation for the PSG. In addition, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia regained training after a muscle discomfort, stressing the club’s caution in managing its key players to ensure a demanding season in Ligue 1 and in European competitions.

Fabián Ruiz, initially considered a complement player, established himself as a PSG pillar under Luis Enrique. His recent performance against Angers, with a decisive goal, illustrates his transformation into an influential midfielder, attracting the attention of clubs like Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia. Although the latter’s interest is evident, a transfer is not easy, as the PSG considers Ruiz a key player for its national and European ambitions. The increasing interest of Saudi clubs reflects a profound change in the football landscape, where considerable financial resources allow to compete with European clubs to attract the best talent.

The PSG also strengthens its women’s team with the arrival of Rashiedat Ajibaade, African star and best player of the last African Cup of Nations. This signature, coming from the Atlético de Madrid, is a declaration of intent of the club, aimed at bringing an explosive player and able to rock a game. The arrival of Ajibaade is part of an ambitious recruitment policy, after the acquisition of Olga Carmona and Floriane Jourdre, thus strengthening the competitiveness of the PSG at national and European level.