Champions League winner PSG kicks into gear, spending €110 million in a few hours
Aug 1, 2026 · 00:00
Paris Saint-Germain has only been selling so far, but has now ramped up its summer transfers. The Champions League defender has brought the acquisition of two attackers to the finish line in a matter of hours: Maghnes Akliouche is almost certainly moving to Paris for €50 million, while official negotiations are also underway with Ajax regarding Mika Godts, for whom the Dutch club is asking €60 million for the Belgian winger.
Akliouche is almost a PSG player
Maghnes Akliouche, AS Monaco's attacker, will join the French champions for €50 million; an agreement has been reached in the final details, and the player will sign until the summer of 2031. Medical examinations will take place next week. The 23-year-old French attacker was one of Luis Enrique's primary targets, and PSG has been working on signing him for weeks.
Godts also said yes
The continuation came quickly: according to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, PSG has started negotiations to acquire Mika Godts. The 21-year-old Belgian international winger has already said yes to the Parisian project after consulting with sporting director Luis Campos. Although Ajax wanted to keep one of its biggest talents, they are aware that the player wants to transfer to PSG. The Dutch club is asking for around €60 million for him.
Luis Enrique has started reshaping PSG, considered the best team in the world.
He is referred to as the new Eden Hazard
Godts burst into the European elite last season. In the colors of Ajax, he was one of the best attackers in the Eredivisie, drawing attention with his excellent dribbling skills, explosiveness, and creativity. He made his debut in the Belgian national team in March, and due to his playing style, he is often compared to Eden Hazard in his home country.
PSG is already at €110 million
If the two deals are concluded as expected, Paris Saint-Germain will spend €110 million in a few hours on two young attackers. Akliouche's official presentation is expected in the coming days, while Parisian leaders are also optimistic about the Godts deal.
