Maghnes Akliouche (foto: Getty Images)
Paris Saint-Germain are closing in on Mika Godts and Maghnes Akliouche, with the French champions ready to invest around €100 million in two exciting attacking talents.
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Paris Saint-Germain have been relatively quiet for much of the summer transfer window, but the Champions League winners are now preparing to accelerate their recruitment with two major signings worth close to €100 million.
The French giants are expected to complete deals for Mika Godts and Maghnes Akliouche, two of the most highly rated young attacking players in European football.
Mika Godts closing in
PSG are increasingly confident of completing the signing of Ajax winger Mika Godts.
The Belgian talent has already indicated that he expects the two clubs to reach an agreement, and recent images showing him alongside PSG sporting director Luis Campos only strengthened speculation that the move is nearing completion.
French media report that the transfer, valued at around €45 million, could be officially announced next week.
Godts primarily operates on the left wing and is widely viewed as a possible long-term replacement for Bradley Barcola, who continues to be heavily linked with a move to Liverpool.
Akliouche also on the way
PSG are also expected to secure the signing of Maghnes Akliouche from Monaco.
The 24-year-old has been one of Ligue 1's standout attacking players in recent seasons after progressing through Monaco's academy, where he has been since 2017.
Monaco are expected to receive around €50 million for the French international, who originally joined the club as a free agent.
Akliouche offers versatility across the attacking line, playing mainly on the right wing or in a central attacking role behind the striker. His arrival would help fill the gap left by Kang-in Lee, who recently completed a move to Atletico Madrid.
PSG finally step on the gas
Despite winning the Champions League, PSG have so far taken a patient approach in the transfer market.
The club's only arrival this summer has been 18-year-old Alessandro Longoni, who joined from AC Milan but is still waiting to make his senior club debut.
That is now set to change.
If both deals are completed, PSG will invest close to €100 million in two players viewed as long-term cornerstones of the club's next generation.
The French champions appear determined to refresh their attack while maintaining the philosophy that delivered European glory, targeting young, technically gifted players with significant room for development rather than established superstars.