PSG finalizes multi-million deal with Monaco to sign Akliouche.
Paris Saint-Germain has taken a significant step to strengthen its attack for next season. After weeks of intense negotiations, the Parisian club has reached an agreement with Monaco for the signing of 24-year-old French attacking midfielder Maghnes Akliouche. The transaction, involving approximately €50 million (around R$292 million), establishes the player as one of PSG’s most expensive signings.
Akliouche’s arrival addresses a specific demand from the club, which aims to fill gaps left by the departure of Kang-in Lee, sold to Atlético de Madrid for €40 million, and the imminent sale of Bradley Barcola. With a five-year contract, the Frenchman joins the two-time Champions League winning squad, promising to add quality and versatility to the offensive sector.
Market Priority
Akliouche’s signing was considered one of the priorities for PSG’s football department. The player, who was part of the French national team at the 2026 World Cup, though he did not make an appearance, brings with him development potential and experience from important matches.
The Parisian club’s transfer market strategy isn’t expected to stop there. PSG is monitoring other potential moves, such as the departure of young Ibrahim Mbaye. Any new player sales could pave the way for more reinforcements, keeping the squad competitive for the challenges ahead.
PSG’s activity in the market, with the signing of Maghnes Akliouche, demonstrates the club’s ambition to maintain its dominance in national and European competitions. Expectations now rest on the player’s performance and how he will fit into the team’s tactical system.
