Since being acquired by Qatar in 2011, PSG has shifted its focus from recruiting big-name players to prioritizing the development of young talent in order to build a stronger team for the future. This represents a significant departure from the initial direction of the QSI project.
Last summer, PSG altered its transfer strategy to emphasize team cohesion over signing high-profile players. This shift was evident in the acquisitions of Lucas Beraldo and Gabriel Moscardo, and is expected to continue in the upcoming winter transfer window. Sports journalist Dominique Séverac has commented on this change, noting that PSG’s transfer policy has transitioned from targeting big-name stars to focusing on young players in order to build a team around them.
Séverac highlighted that PSG is now the fourth youngest team in the Champions League, with a reduced emphasis on big-name stars. It remains to be seen whether this revolution in transfer strategy will be successful, but it is evident that PSG is embracing a new approach to building a team for the future.
