Désiré Doué (Paris Saint-Germain)
April 2025
Manchester City are preparing a summer move for Paris Saint-Germain winger Désiré Doué, with Pep Guardiola reportedly a major admirer of the 19-year-old.
City scouts have monitored Doué multiple times. PSG value him at €100 million and are reluctant to sell, though two other unnamed clubs are also tracking his availability.
Achraf Hakimi (Paris Saint-Germain)
April 2025 (Ligue 1 match vs Nantes)
Achraf Hakimi was left out of PSG’s squad for their 1-1 draw with Nantes, prompting speculation ahead of their Champions League semi-final against Arsenal.
French reports confirmed Hakimi was rested by coach Luis Enrique as part of planned rotation. The Moroccan star is injury-free and being preserved for key fixtures in Europe and domestic competition.
Jesse Derry (Crystal Palace)
April 2025
Celtic and Rangers are among several top clubs chasing Crystal Palace’s 17-year-old talent Jesse Derry, who is out of contract this summer after turning down a pro deal.
The England U18 winger, son of ex-Palace midfielder Shaun Derry, is also being tracked by Bayern Munich, PSG, Juventus, and Atlético Madrid. His potential free-agent status has sparked widespread interest.
Marcus Rashford (Aston Villa)
Summer 2025
Villa may struggle to sign Rashford permanently due to his high wages, reopening the door for PSG to revisit a deal they nearly completed earlier this season.
Rashford has reportedly resumed contact with PSG’s Luis Campos, with financial demands key to any outcome.
Marco Asensio (Aston Villa)
Ahead of Champions League QF first leg, May 2025
PSG boss Luis Enrique has no issue with Marco Asensio facing his parent club, praising the Spaniard’s impact at Aston Villa and emphasizing his quality and history with Spain’s national team.
Asensio, who joined Villa on loan in January, is eligible to face PSG in the Champions League. Enrique acknowledged Asensio’s lack of minutes at PSG and expressed happiness he’s thriving at Villa with eight goals in 11 games.
Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa)
April 6 (ahead of April 9 UCL tie)
Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers admits the team expects to “suffer” against PSG in their Champions League quarter-final first leg but insists they are going to Paris aiming to win. Villa are confident after seven straight wins and are embracing their underdog role against the French champions.
Rogers emphasized that Villa deserve their spot after strong performances in Europe and credited January signings like Marco Asensio (on loan from PSG) and Marcus Rashford (on loan from Manchester United) for strengthening their squad ahead of the season’s final stretch.
Randal Kolo Muani (Juventus)
Summer 2025 Transfer Window
Juventus are reportedly backing off plans to keep Kolo Muani beyond this season. The striker’s form has dipped, and club officials are questioning whether he is the right long-term fit to lead their forward line.
Despite initial intentions to make his stay permanent, a seven-game scoreless run has raised doubts at Juve. His hefty price tag and recent struggles may lead the Italian side to explore alternative striker options instead.
Victor Osimhen (Napoli)
April 2025
Nottingham Forest are eyeing a move for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen, currently on loan at Galatasaray, ahead of a competitive summer window.
Forest are reportedly ready to meet Osimhen’s £400,000-per-week demands if they qualify for the Champions League, despite strong competition from PSG, Liverpool, and Manchester United.
Málaga CF, Qatar Sports Investments (QSI)
March 2025
QSI, the owners of PSG, are close to completing a €100 million deal to fully acquire Málaga CF from Bluebay and Abdullah Al-Thani.
Advanced talks are underway for full ownership. QSI sees Málaga as a high-potential project with strong academy roots and 2030 World Cup relevance, aiming to use the club like Braga as a talent pathway.
