With this summer's FIFA World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico still going on, you would be forgiven for being a bit tapped out of the latest news regarding European Champions PSG.

But fear not, as in this piece, we will keep you updated on everything and anything that you may have missed.

Let's begin with the news being reported by Santi Aouna and Sebastien Denis that Ibrahim Mbaye wants to leave PSG this summer, due to uncertain playing time, even though his camp would like him to stay. They also state that Aston Villa are "very keen", and Spurs are "following him with interest."

Which is a good segway to the next report from L'Equipe that the player's "desired destination" this summer would be a move to the Premier League, with PSG's valuation set at 40-50 million Euros.

Meanwhile, Le Parisien report that AS Monaco are happy to keep PSG target Maghnes Akliouche if an agreement between the two clubs cannot be reached. The club's offer is 35 million Euros, but Monaco are said to want 50 million. They aggregate a quote from Monaco's sporting director, Thiago Scuro, who says "Monaco is ready to keep Maghnes Akliouche if we can’t reach an agreement."

Elsewhere, Fabrizio Romano reports that Juventus are set to make an improved bid for Randal Kolo Muani, who spent the 25/26 season on loan at Spurs. He says there is a tense relationship between the two clubs after the Italian side were not able to bring Kolo Muani back to them after a productive loan spell.

Well, interestingly, Olivier Tallaron reports that PSG are currently in active talks with two Bundesliga sides regarding Kolo Muani. He says that the player wants to join Juventus, but that they "lack the funds" to complete the transfer. So that is one to keep an eye on for sure.

Finally, L'Equipe are reporting that Bradley Barcola - who has perhaps been linked with a move more than any current player - is not on the market as it stands this summer. They state that the club's intention is to extend his contract, with "further talks" to take place after the World Cup. If they fail to reach an agreement on a new contract, the asking price will be 150 million Euros.

So, there you have it, your latest transfer window update on all things PSG.