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Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is set to make a record sale with Ibrahim Mbaye. The 18-year-old winger, who came through the club's academy, is leaving the capital for Aston Villa in a transfer reportedly worth €55 million, including bonuses. The deal smashes the previous record held by Mamadou Sakho, who moved to Liverpool for €23 million in 2013. Aston Villa is banking on Ibrahim Mbaye to strengthen its squad for upcoming European challenges.

Will Barcola leave for €145 million? An even crazier sale on the horizon

While PSG has long been seen as a compulsive buyer in the transfer market, the trend is now reversing. All eyes are now on a massive transaction: the imminent departure of Bradley Barcola. The sale could reach €145 million, including bonuses, making it the biggest deal in the club’s history. A bombshell in Parisian backrooms, where negotiations are intensifying. If this deal goes through, it would far surpass PSG’s previous record transfers, including Kylian Mbappé’s €180 million move in 2017. A new era is unfolding for the club, which is now focusing on maximizing the value of its young talents rather than making big purchases.

Mbaye, the new most expensive "Titi" in Parisian history

Ibrahim Mbaye is entering the legend of the Parisian academy. His €55 million departure, including bonuses, dwarfs the previous record set by Mamadou Sakho. The 18-year-old winger, expected in England this Saturday for his medical, will sign a contract until 2031, with an additional year as an option. He becomes the most expensive player ever sold by PSG from its academy ranks. This move highlights the club’s current strategy: investing in youth development to generate exceptional profits. A strategy already paying off, as seen with Christopher Nkunku and Moussa Diaby, transferred for €60 million each. PSG is reaffirming its status as a talent factory while boosting its finances. Barcola’s potential transfer fuels rumors in the final hours of the transfer window. The Parisian club, often criticized for its excessive spending, is now proving it can also pull off lucrative deals. With Mbaye, PSG is writing a new chapter in its history—one of a club that develops and sells talent at the highest price.