Psg set to sign french prodigy as summer window heats up

As the football world gears up for the 2026 World Cup, Paris Saint-Germain is quietly assembling a promising squad for the upcoming season. Among the targets in Luis Campos‘ shopping list is a rising star from Ligue 1, who could soon join the ranks of Gonçalo Ramos and other young talents already thriving at the Parc des Princes.

PSG has shifted its strategy in recent years, moving away from high-profile signings to focus on nurturing young talent. This approach has already paid dividends, with homegrown stars like Désiré Doué and João Neves establishing themselves as key players in the team’s midfield and attack.

Akliouche poised for move as PSG eyes Ligue 1 talent

A promising offensive midfielder from Ligue 1 is on PSG‘s radar this summer. Maghnes Akliouche, who has been monitored closely for months, appears to be heading for a summer exit from AS Monaco. The French international, however, remains tight-lipped about his future, emphasizing his focus on enjoying his game and delivering for his teammates. “What matters most to me is taking pleasure on the pitch, staying happy, and ensuring my sky remains blue,” he stated recently. “I want to bring joy to the fans, my teammates, and honor the trust Monaco has placed in me. Progressing and being more decisive—that’s what counts right now.”

PSG leads race for Akliouche as Monaco awaits offers

With the World Cup looming, Maghnes Akliouche will soon have to confront his club future. According to leading transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the young midfielder is set to leave Monaco this summer, with multiple clubs vying for his signature. PSG currently tops the list of suitors, and Romano suggests the capital club is the frontrunner to secure his services. Monaco, meanwhile, is reportedly waiting for a bid—one that Transfermarkt values at around €50 million.