PSG’s 2026 €207m transfer balance the best in the world according to report

PSG’s 2026 €207m transfer balance the best in the world according to report PSG are one of the best run clubs in the world, and they’re doing well off the pitch as well as on it right now, as the latest figures show. If you enjoy PSG Talk coverage and want to see more of it, add us as a preferred source on Google to make us a favourite and see more of our content. PSG were once a byword for excessive, state-backed spending, but recent years has seen them steadily reduce their transfer deficit. The club are very well run, and their years of stability are starting to pay off. Two consecutive Champions League trophies on the pitch are being matched by good times off it. They are spending sell and selling better, with sporting director Luis Campos continuing to prove himself a master. PSG close to net zero on spending Photo by Moahad Saqib on Unsplash The CIES Sports observatory today put out a report which puts the Parisians at the top of the list for transfers completed in terms of net spend. They took in €207m more than they spent this year. Overall their deficit for last ten years is -€209m. So one more good year like this one and they will be back to zero. The comparison is drawn with Saudi club Al Hilal – they have a net spend of €837m since 2016 as they’ve been part of the Saudi League’s ultra spend for relevance. In other news… PSG have ten players nominated for the Ballon d’Or this season – with one glaring absence. PSG’s winless start to the season meant some very poor marks for the majority of the team as they lost to Monaco at the weekend. As you can see above, the form of Matvey Safonov has been a concern to start the season – he’s just not been at his best, conceding 6 from 9 shots on target.