PSG ramps up summer market with Longoni signing and Akliouche negotiations

Paris Saint‑Germain confirmed the arrival of 18‑year‑old Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni as its third‑choice keeper, marking the club’s first summer signing. The French champions are simultaneously linked to a number of high‑profile targets. Negotiations are under way with AS Monaco for right‑winger Maghnes Akliouche; Monaco has rejected two PSG offers and is asking roughly €50 million, while PSG’s latest bid is reported at €35‑45 million plus bonuses. The player is seen as a replacement for departing midfielder Kang‑In Lee. PSG are also pursuing French midfielder Khéphren Thuram, whom Juventus value at about €50 million, and the club’s director Luis Campos has kept him on the transfer radar. In addition, Olympique de Marseille’s sporting director Gregory Lorenzi is reportedly competing with PSG for another young left‑side talent from Toulouse. The market activity follows recent sales of Gonçalo Ramos and Kang‑In Lee that together have generated more than €100 million for PSG, giving the club financial room to strengthen its squad.

The summer window therefore sees PSG balancing immediate reinforcement of key positions with long‑term squad development, while rival clubs in Ligue 1 and abroad vie for similar prospects.