Following PSG’s 0-3 loss to Chelsea in the Club World Cup final, head coach Luis Enrique has initiated a drastic restructuring, targeting 11 players for departure this summer despite PSG being reigning Champions League winners[1]. Key loaned players such as Milan Skriniar, Nordi Mukiele, Carlos Soler, Marco Asensio, and Randal Kolo Muani failed to secure their places and are expected to leave. Additional squad members under consideration for exit include Gabriel Moscardo, Lucas Hernandez, Lucas Beraldo, Kang-in Lee, and Goncalo Ramos[1].
The club is also weighing options on goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma’s future, with his contract expiring next season and top English clubs Chelsea, Manchester United, and Manchester City showing interest[1]. This overhaul coincides with Luis Enrique’s effort to reshape PSG into his own tactical vision after an exceptional season phase earlier in 2025, focusing on collective pressing and team cohesion[2]. The summer transfer window is expected to bring significant changes as PSG seek to reinforce their squad and address exposed weaknesses following the recent defeat[3].
This drastic move signals PSG’s intent not to rest on recent European success but aggressively evolve to reclaim supremacy in future international competitions.