Paris Saint-Germain excels in sales and achieves a record figure

Paris Saint-Germain has not only made smart signings during the summer transfer window but has also proven its ability to sell players for huge sums, achieving record revenues in the current transfer period.

According to French newspaper 'Le Parisien', Paris Saint-Germain have sold Bradley Barcola to Liverpool for €145 million, plus €5 million in training compensation to Olympique Lyon. The club is also close to selling Ibrahim Mbaye to Aston Villa for around €60 million.

Paris Saint-Germain's sales have not stopped there, as the list also includes Gonzalo Ramos to AC Milan for around €74 million, Randal Kolo Muani to Juventus for approximately €41.2 million, and Kang-in Lee to Atlético for about €35 million, along with Kamara to Olympique Lyon for around €4.5 million.

With these transfers taken into account, Paris Saint-Germain's sales have surpassed €360 million since the transfer market opened on June 15, with the official completion of the deals for Bradley Barcola and Ibrahim Mbaye still pending.

This figure marks a significant shift in the club's policy since Qatar Sports Investments took over, as Paris Saint-Germain was known in previous years for its massive spending on player acquisitions rather than generating substantial revenues from their sales.

Paris Saint-Germain is now generating massive financial returns from player sales, recording the highest sales figures this summer in its modern history. This comes alongside a more balanced policy focused on player development and benefiting from them both sportingly and financially.