The Four Players PSG Must Sacrifice To Afford Victor Osimhen

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  • June 27, 2024
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PSG: The Four Players to Sacrifice to Afford Victor Osimhen

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Paris Saint-Germain is looking to sign Napoli’s star striker Victor Osimhen, who has a release clause of around €120 million. To finance this transfer, the pundits at mrfixitstips.co.uk believe PSG needs to sell some high-value players of their own. Here are four players PSG may look to sacrifice in order to secure Osimhen’s signing.

Why PSG Needs to Generate Funds

PSG’s financial strategy has come under scrutiny due to the need to comply with UEFA’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations. The club’s spending has been closely monitored, especially after significant investments in top players like Neymar and Mbappé.

Recent financial challenges, including disputes over player salaries and bonuses, highlight the urgency for PSG to balance their books. Mbappé, who cost the club €180 million, is now leaving on a free transfer due to an expired contract. Although it relieves some wages, it does nothing to bring in profit to offset the losses that are required to sign Osimhen. And, given Osimhen’s stats, PSG believe it’s the replacement for Mbappé.

Gianluigi Donnarumma

Gianluigi Donnarumma is a top goalkeeper, and he could be first on the list to generate funds. Despite his talents, PSG might consider selling him due to the presence of Keylor Navas as a reliable alternative and the potential for a high transfer fee. Juventus has shown concrete interest in Donnarumma, which could facilitate a move back to Serie A for the Italian goalkeeper.

Market Value: Estimated at €40 million

Wage Savings: Approximately €12 million annually

Premier League and Serie A clubs are likely interested in strengthening their goalkeeping options due to a current shortage – we only need to look at Arsenal’s current goalkeeping situation to see this.

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Mauro Icardi

Mauro Icardi, who is currently on loan at Galatasaray, could be sold permanently. He has performed well but may not seen as part of PSG’s long-term plans.

Market Value: Estimated at €20 million

Wage Savings: Approximately €10 million annually

Galatasaray and other European clubs are interested in Icardi, making his sale likely. Offloading Icardi will free up funds and help balance PSG’s finances, contributing to the pursuit of Osimhen.

Carlos Soler

Carlos Soler has struggled to secure a regular spot in PSG’s starting lineup. Selling him could provide additional financial flexibility and reduce the wage bill.

Market Value: Estimated at €20 million

Wage Savings: Approximately €8 million annually

Clubs in La Liga and Serie A may be interested in Soler, given his versatility.

Presnel Kimpembe

Presnel Kimpembe is a long-serving PSG defender and might be considered for sale to raise funds. Although a key player, PSG’s depth in defence allows them some flexibility in this area.

Market Value: Estimated at €12 million

Wage Savings: Approximately €7 million annually

Kimpembe’s experience and defensive skills make him attractive to many top European clubs.

Conclusion

To secure Victor Osimhen, PSG will need to generate some significant income. Although they may not generate precisely 120 million Euros, they can make some progress by selling a handful of squad players.

Ultimately, it’s a similar problem that many top clubs face, but because of the release clause, there’s unlikely to be any shenanigans around it.

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