All in at PSG: three more world-class signings could arrive within days
Aug 15, 2026 · 12:00
PSG are not slowing down after the European Super Cup: three major deals are being worked on at once.
Paris Saint-Germain are not easing off after winning back-to-back Champions League titles. On Wednesday they added the European Super Cup by beating Aston Villa, and now they are preparing to close three more significant signings in quick succession.
Shopping after the Super Cup
PSG beat Europa League winners Aston Villa 2-1 in Salzburg, adding another trophy to an increasingly impressive collection. Luis Enrique's side look set to strengthen further for the 2026-27 season, with the club going full throttle in the closing stretch of the transfer window.
Torres could be the next big signing
Of the three names, Ferran Torres is closest to completion. The Spanish forward has already been given permission by FC Barcelona to skip training while his move to PSG is finalised. The Parisians may need the 26-year-old because Bradley Barcola's future remains uncertain, with Liverpool working on signing the French winger.
Verbal agreement with Zion Suzuki
The second arrival could be Zion Suzuki. PSG view Parma's 23-year-old Japanese goalkeeper as a long-term investment and are willing to pay up to €35-40 million. A verbal agreement is already in place, so the formal steps between the clubs come next. Interestingly, signing him would not necessarily mean he plays in Paris this season: reports suggest PSG are considering an immediate loan so the young keeper can play regularly.
A new offer for Mika Godts
The third target is Ajax's 21-year-old Belgian winger Mika Godts. PSG have worked on the deal before and are now preparing a new bid to close it. Godts would add another young attacker with major development potential to Luis Enrique's squad.
Nearly €60 million spent already
PSG have already added four players this summer: Maghnes Akliouche from AS Monaco for €50 million, Lucas Digne from Aston Villa for €7 million, Khalil Ayari from Stade Tunisien for €1.5 million and Alessandro Longoni from AC Milan on a free. With Torres, Suzuki and Godts, both the attack and the goalkeeping department would be strengthened. The message is clear: after two straight Champions League titles, the target is a third.
