According to Western media Donbalon, Paris' squad will usher in a huge change in the summer window, Messi is expected to stay in the team, and the possibility of Neymar and Mbappe leaving is not low. In addition, Paris is considering bringing back the old boss Thomas Tuchel.
Ending in the first round of the Champions League knockout stage for the second consecutive season was a heavy blow to the Parisian hierarchy and players. Mbappe was self-critical after the defeat to Bayern, and both his and Messi's performances in the game were disastrous. Ramos, 36, was the best Parisian player of that game, and that says something.
After the game, Mbappe said his future was not directly related to the team's Champions League results, which was a bit insincere. Obviously, the squad in Paris will change a lot in the summer window, and the players brought in last summer, including Ekitik, Vitinha, Sanches, Soler, Fabian and Mukiler, have not been successful.
Of the MMN trio, one should leave in the summer. From the financial point of view, Paris wants to send Neymar away, it is easy to send God difficult, and the Brazilian superstar does not want to leave. Mbappe has experienced another huge disappointment, with Real Madrid's doors still open for him, but if he wants to leave this summer, Paris will ask for 300 million euros, and Real Madrid will not pay so much for him. By summer, Mbappe has one year left on his contract and he needs to decide whether to renew his contract with Paris, and Real Madrid will not wait forever.
Messi has been doing well this season, and Paris want to renew his contract, but ask for a salary cut of around 30%, and Messi is still considering. Messi wants to play at the highest level for at least one more season, meaning he won't play in the MLS or the West Asian league in the summer. There are not many teams that can afford Messi's salary, and if they can negotiate terms with Paris, staying in the team is Messi's first choice.
At the same time, it is clear that the Paris position will change again. Galtier said he was disappointed with the defeat to Bayern but would not consider resigning. Of course, this will not be an obstacle to the change of manager in Paris, and Galtier's liquidated damages are not a problem.
According to reports, the Paris coach selection process has begun, and a number of targeted candidates have entered the field, including their former boss Thomas Tuchel. Tuchel had previously been in charge of Paris for more than a season, but he was sacked midway through the season due to a disagreement with then-sporting director Leonardo. At the time, Tuchel's results were actually good, and his departure was not sporty, which reflected some of the chaos within Paris.