Every season PSG has the huge task of not violating the Financial Fair Play regulations after spending millions of dollars and having a huge squad that will lead to problems with UEFA, and for that assignment, Antero Henrique, PSG Sporting Director, had to negotiate the exit of more than 20 players in order to maintain the team financial status healthy to the eyes of UEFA.
The first order of business was the departure of Leonardo, who was replaced by Luis Campos and faced a big challenge, but from the first day, everyone at PSG's camp knew that the initial step was letting go of big names and cutting down the salaries. This also had a huge impact on Mbappé new contract.
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In total, 28 players left the team but only 6 were permanent deals: Arnaud Kalimuendo (Rennes), Kehrer y Aréola (West Ham), Idrissa Gueye (Everton), Thierno Baldé (Troyes), and Marcin Bulka (Niza), which translated into 50.3 millions of dollars. Not bad for a team that's not used to selling players. The other 22 footballers were sent on loans, and some of them have fees and options to buy, so PSG is sitting at some good profits from these moves.
Abdou Diallo, Leandro Paredes, Georgino Wijnaldum, Edouard Michut, Dina Ebimbe, and Kenny Nagera are the players with the highest options to buy that their new teams could activate at the end of the 2022-23 season in case that their performances exceed the expectations.
PSG could earn about 70 million
Other players that also left on loan, but have no buying clause are Julian Draxler, Layvin Kurzawa, and Mauro Icardi. But Antero Henrique got creative and each of these deals has fees that their new team has to pay, some are monthly or based on archiving goals.
