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PSG pushes through a wave of departures to make room for new signings

PSG is moving to offload a wave of players ahead of the rest of the 2022/23 season, with Paredes, Ebimbe, Kalimuendo, and Navas all set to leave.

PSG is close to finalizing the departure of a wave of players ahead of the rest of the 2022/23 season, and new reinforcements could soon arrive at the club; check the details!

PSG has set in motion the departures of a wave of players ahead of the rest of the 2022/23 season. The club is seeking to offload players who are no longer part of Christophe Galtier’s plans for the competitions ahead. It is worth noting that the club did not renew its contract with Angel Di Maria and also sent Wijnaldum on loan to Granada.

But those two stars will not be the only ones leaving the club. One player who is close to joining Di Maria at Juventus in Italy is Leandro Paredes. The Argentine, according to information from Fabrizio Romano, has agreed personal terms with the Vecchia Signora and is awaiting talks between the Italian and French clubs before he can move to Turin.

In addition to Paredes, another midfielder who is out of favor at PSG has also moved closer to completing a transfer. Eintracht Frankfurt have edged close to signing Ebimbe, and the PSG prospect should play in the Bundesliga this season. The midfielder has agreed all terms with the reigning Europa League champions and is awaiting a final agreement between the clubs.

PSG also completed the sale of one of its prized young talents to Rennes. Kalimuendo, who impressed during pre-season, was sold for 130 million reais. The 20-year-old striker came through Paris’s youth academy and, in the last European season, was on loan at Lens, where he scored 13 goals in 35 games.

It is also worth noting that, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Navas is also expected to leave the club and join Napoli. Talks are ongoing, and the goalkeeper does not want to remain in France as a backup. Other players such as Rafinha, Kurzawa, Draxler, Icardi, and Ander Herrera have not yet found clubs, but have already been told they will not feature under Galtier at PSG. With these departures, new signings are expected to arrive at the club in the coming weeks.

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