Paris Saint-Germain have officially wrapped up the acquisition of Maghnes Akliouche, adding the creative midfielder to their roster after months of speculation and negotiations.
The deal marks the end of a lengthy pursuit, with Akliouche having been linked to the Paris outfit in previous windows. The former Monaco standout departs the Cote d’Azur after delivering consistent performances in the French top flight, now ready to take on a fresh challenge in the capital.
PSG unveil Maghnes Akliouche as new signing
The Ligue 1 leaders have made the midfielder’s switch official, with the transfer fee believed to be in the region of €50 million.
Akliouche is set to don the number 11 jersey at the Parc des Princes, gearing up for his debut campaign with the club.
This addition comes as PSG look to bolster their attacking unit, following the exits of Kang-In Lee and Gonzalo Ramos, with Bradley Barcola also rumored to be on his way out.
Maghnes Akliouche departs Monaco with strong stats
Having risen through Monaco’s youth system, Akliouche became a vital cog in their offensive machinery over the years.
He bids farewell to the club with 139 appearances to his name, netting 23 goals and contributing 28 assists in all competitions.
His consistent displays also caught the eye of national team coach Didier Deschamps, earning him a spot in the 2026 World Cup squad.
PSG boost squad ahead of upcoming season
With Akliouche now in the fold, PSG are continuing to strengthen their attacking ranks as they prepare for the new term.
The capital club sees the midfielder as a key piece in their rebuilding efforts, especially with several players having left and more potential exits looming before the transfer deadline.