Paris Saint-Germain are preparing for a significant summer transfer push after what has been described as a relatively quiet period in recent windows, with the French champions expected to prioritise the recruitment of at least one or two high-impact players ahead of next season.
Despite their strong domestic and European momentum, the club’s hierarchy are continuing internal planning to strengthen an already competitive squad.
According to reports from L’Équipe, PSG are now actively identifying key targets, with sporting director Luis Campos travelling and engaging with multiple profiles across Europe.
One of the names firmly on PSG’s radar is 19-year-old RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande, a player who has attracted growing attention across the continent due to his rapid development and consistent performances in Germany.
Reports suggest Campos has already held meetings with Diomande’s representatives as discussions over a possible move begin to take shape.
PSG are believed to view the Ivorian as a long-term investment who could immediately strengthen their attacking options, particularly with uncertainty surrounding the futures of several squad players.
The club’s financial position, strengthened by reduced spending in previous transfer windows, means PSG could reportedly be ready to commit as much as €100 million to secure his signature.
That level of investment reflects both the player’s potential and the intense competition expected in the race for his services.
However, PSG are far from alone in their pursuit.
Liverpool are currently understood to be in a strong position after tracking the player for several months.
Bayern Munich and Manchester United are also monitoring developments closely, setting up what could become a highly competitive transfer battle this summer.
Diomande remains under contract with RB Leipzig until June 2030, meaning the German club are under no pressure to sell and are expected to demand a significant fee, or even attempt to retain him for at least another season.
The player’s market value is currently estimated at €75 million, with an annual salary of around €750,000.
His rise this season has been underlined by his direct contribution in attack, recording 13 goals and 8 assists in 32 appearances across all competitions.
His form has been particularly influential for Leipzig, with recent standout performances reinforcing his status as one of the Bundesliga’s most promising young forwards.
