As the football world focuses on the upcoming 2026 World Cup, Paris Saint-Germain is fine-tuning its summer transfer strategy. Among the names on the club’s radar is Gonçalo Ramos, who is expected to leave soon. Meanwhile, Sporting Director Luis Campos is reportedly targeting at least three new signings, with one potentially being a rising Ligue 1 talent.
Under Luis Campos, PSG has shifted its transfer approach, moving away from high-profile signings to focus on nurturing young talent. This strategy has already paid off with players like Désiré Doué and João Neves, who have become key players in the first team.
The club’s latest potential target is Maghnes Akliouche, a dynamic young offensive midfielder from Ligue 1. The player has been closely monitored for over a year, and his departure from AS Monaco appears imminent. However, Akliouche remains tight-lipped about his future, emphasizing his focus on enjoying the game and performing at his best.
« What matters most to me is having fun, staying happy on the pitch, and keeping my sky blue, » he stated in a recent interview. « I want to bring joy to the fans, my teammates, and honor Monaco’s trust. Right now, talking about transfers isn’t my priority—I just want to keep improving and making an impact. »
With Akliouche currently competing at the 2026 World Cup with the French national team, his future club decision will likely come sooner rather than later. According to transfer insiders, PSG has emerged as the frontrunner in the race for his signature, with multiple top clubs vying for his services. Monaco is reportedly awaiting an offer, with his market value estimated at around €50 million by specialists.
