According to L'Équipe, with PSG monitoring Alvarez and Akliouche, Gonçalo Ramos and Lee Kang-in will reach a crucial point in deciding their futures this week. Paris has begun preparing its squad for next season, and some players may get a final chance to feature in the last two Ligue 1 matches of the campaign.

PSG manager Luis Enrique has stated he wants to manage playing time in the final two matches of the season. This also gives some players with limited recent appearances a final opportunity to prove themselves, including Gonçalo Ramos and Lee Kang-in. Meanwhile, Paris has also begun exploring alternatives in preparation for the possible departures of certain players.

After Paris defeated Brest 1-0, Luis Enrique ended the suspense. He confirmed that Paris has become French champions, and the final two matches will be used to prepare for the Champions League final against Arsenal on May 30. L'Équipe previously reported that ahead of this Champions League final against Arsenal, Paris suspended all negotiations, with both contract renewals and signings temporarily halted. However, before suspending negotiations, sporting director Luis Campos and Luis Enrique had already begun building next season's squad.

Paris has identified several key priorities, including signing a centre-back and addressing the possible departures of players and their replacements. In this context, the two Ligue 1 matches this week become important. Paris will play Lens on Wednesday and Paris FC on Sunday. Luis Enrique hopes to control the playing time of key players, which should provide opportunities to some players who have recently been frustrated with their game time, particularly in attack.

Lee Kang-in originally hoped to be among the players given a chance to feature. The South Korean is currently sidelined with an ankle injury and hopes to have the opportunity to prove himself again before deciding his next career move. Last summer, Paris prevented him from leaving. The 25-year-old has a contract with Paris until 2028 and remains attractive on the transfer market, particularly in Spain. This season, Luis Enrique wanted to keep Lee Kang-in, but if Atlético Madrid's interest in him is confirmed, the situation could change. Notably, Paris is closely monitoring Atlético Madrid's Argentine forward Álvarez. The 26-year-old has a contract until 2030.

Paris has already identified a replacement for Lee Kang-in: Monaco's Akliouche. The 24-year-old has a contract until 2028 and is also being watched by Manchester City. Luis Campos is also closely monitoring the Russian market and has recently requested reports on CSKA Moscow's Kislyak. The 20-year-old midfielder has a contract until 2029. Compared to Akliouche, Kislyak plays a more defensive role, but he also fits Luis Enrique's tactical concept.

Lee Kang-in will not feature in Wednesday's match against Lens. Whether Gonçalo Ramos can seize this opportunity to regain his chance to prove himself after his poor performance against Brest in the previous round will also be worth watching. The 24-year-old has a contract with Paris until 2028 and has been a starter only 15 times this season, scoring 12 goals across all competitions. Ramos is currently lacking match rhythm and also hopes for consecutive playing time.

Ramos also has suitors, and the question of his departure is more realistic than ever. His playing style does not appear to align with the characteristics of the team Luis Enrique wants to build, so leaving could be a natural outcome. Paris's pursuit of Álvarez is also seen as a sign that Ramos's future could change. Unless Paris ultimately decides to let Mbaye go. Mbaye's current contract has two more years remaining. The 18-year-old Senegalese international has already earned 10 caps for his country and should receive playing time this week. However, Mbaye also appears to be considering his future, with interest from England growing increasingly strong.

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