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14 hours ago | psgtalk.com | Charles Watts |Eduardo Razo

Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain will go into next Tuesday’s first leg on the back of draws, but one Arsenal player says the team is expecting a much different showing against the French side. PSG looked set for a win on Tuesday after Vitinha gave them a one-goal lead, but FC Nantes found an equalizer late to snatch a point from the newly crowned Ligue 1 champions. Arsenal had a similar story on Wednesday, drawing 2-2 with Crystal Palace.

1 day ago | psgtalk.com | Eduardo Razo

Paris Saint-Germain have been keeping tabs on Osimhen for a while, and with the summer transfer window approaching, the buzz around his next move is heating up. Now playing for Galatasaray, the Nigerian striker has bounced back to the kind of form that made him one of Europe’s most sought-after players during the 2022-23 season. He’s scored 30 goals and added seven assists in 35 matches across all competitions, putting himself back in the spotlight for several top clubs.

1 day ago | psgtalk.com | Eduardo Razo

Wolverhampton Wanderers locked in Matheus Cunha on a long-term deal during the winter transfer window, fending off interest from several clubs at the time. Still, despite that show of commitment, speculation about his future hasn’t gone away—and now, Manchester United are being linked with a potential move following months of rumors. Cunha has become a vital piece for Wolves, thriving in multiple attacking roles and consistently making an impact.

1 day ago | psgtalk.com | Eduardo Razo

Paris Saint-Germain have quietly reshaped their center-back group over the past year, bringing in Lucas Beraldo and Willian Pacho. With summer approaching, it wouldn’t be surprising if the club looked to add another young piece to the mix. Marquinhos, Presnel Kimpembe, and Lucas Hernandez remain important figures, but there are lingering concerns. Marquinhos is now in his mid-30s, and Kimpembe and Hernandez have had serious injuries.

1 day ago | psgtalk.com | Eduardo Razo

Paris Saint-Germain took a short-term approach last year by loaning Xavi Simons back to RB Leipzig. Recently, things became more settled when Simons officially made the move permanent. As part of the deal with the German club, the Ligue 1 side included a sell-on clause, giving them the chance to earn a bit more than the original fee they received. According to CaughtOffside, Manchester United could have the upper hand over Manchester City in the race to sign Simons next summer.