Paris FC enter the summer transfer window with a budget of €50m and with that, they are looking to make three loan moves permanent, L’Équipe understands. 

It had been reported by Le Parisien that the chances of Marshall Munetsi remaining at Paris FC were slim. The midfielder excelled on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers during the second half of last season, but there had been no progress in talks to make the move permanent. L’Équipe understands, however, that it is Les Parisiens’ desire to retain Munetsi for next season. They consider the €15m price tag set by Wolves to be unreasonable, though.

The same applies to Luca Koleosho, on loan from Burnley, and, like Wolves, relegated to the EFL Championship. His buy option is set at €20m and so discussions to make the move permanent are slow. Diego Coppola, who spent the second half of last season on loan from Brighton and Hove Albion, could also remain at the Stade Jean Bouin. Once again, negotiations are not easy and the Italian’s wages could yet prove an issue. Retaining the three players is, nonetheless, Paris FC’s intention at this moment.