PSG transfer news – One deal confirmed, departures hoped for | OneFootball

This is the continuation of the saga: a summary of the latest news about Paris Saint-Germain's transfer market. This includes a roundup of the last 24 hours (published earlier in the evening) to cover what is happening or not, what is progressing or surprising. Today, it concerns Arnau Tenas, Carlos Soler, Gianluigi Donnarumma, and Randal Kolo Muani.

It's official:

The 24-year-old goalkeeper, who joined PSG in 2023 after his contract ended with FC Barcelona, has moved to Villarreal in a "straight" transfer. He leaves PSG after playing 8 matches, hoping to finally experience a full professional season.

Opinion on the transfer:

It's a good move for Paris and the goalkeeper. PSG earns a few million euros (between 3 and 6 according to media and bonuses) for a number 3 who came "for free (and as number 2)." Meanwhile, Tenas joins a top-tier club in La Liga that will play in the Champions League.

Transfers possibly soon completed:

The 28-year-old midfielder, mentioned in various La Liga and Premier League clubs this summer, seems to have found his team. Several media outlets have announced him to Real Sociedad in a loan with a purchase option that should be settled quickly, as the player is expected this Thursday to undergo his medical examination.

Possible transfers:

The 26-year-old goalkeeper, pushed towards the exit with one year remaining on his contract, was at one point relatively close to Manchester City, but there has been a blockage lately. The agreement with PSG is not simple, nor is Ederson's departure to make room. A bit of concern arises, although everything can move quickly.

The 26-year-old forward is still stuck since his return from loan to Juventus Turin. He would like to return there, and the Italian club has expressed a desire for his return, but they are not rushing to meet PSG's demand for their French international. The transfer remains possible, but other outcomes are also possible.

Discussed prospects:

No new developments in this regard.

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