PSG once again stands out on the transfer market according to the CIES Football Observatory. In terms of net development, the Parisian club displays a player valuation up by 352 million euros over one year, despite a slightly loss-making balance sheet of 49 million euros over the last two transfer windows. This places PSG in second position behind Chelsea (+364 million), underlining the strength of its squad and the economic appeal of its players on the international market.
In terms of gross player ownership value, PSG ranks fifth in the world with an estimated portfolio of 1.44 billion euros, just behind Arsenal (1.47 billion) and far behind Chelsea (1.81 billion) and Real Madrid (1.68 billion). These figures reflect not only the quality of the Parisian squad, but also the strategic importance of the club on the transfer market, capable of attracting and retaining top talent, like the summer transfer window where PSG retained all of its executives, in addition to Donnarumma.
