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Paris Saint-Germain steps up pursuit of Malo Gusto

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On Sunday, October 18, 2026, Paris Saint-Germain appears as a serious candidate to sign Malo Gusto, Chelsea’s right-back who could be sold if a convincing offer comes in.

Paris Saint-Germain steps up pursuit of Malo Gusto
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Key takeaways

Paris Saint-Germain studies the possibility of recruiting Malo Gusto, the French right-back at Chelsea, whose contract and situation at the London club could make a transfer feasible in upcoming windows.

An open door at Chelsea

Chelsea no longer considers Malo Gusto as totally irreplaceable, according to information available on Sunday, October 18, 2026. In the previous summer, the London club had set a high financial demand — around £75 million (about €86 million) — to negotiate his departure; that stance has since evolved, and the Blues would now be willing to listen to offers at a lower amount if the offer seems satisfactory to them.

Malo Gusto is tied to Chelsea until June 2030. Despite this long contract, the 23-year-old defender is not guaranteed a permanent starting status under manager Xabi Alonso, which affects his potential availability for a transfer.

Sporting profile and Parisian motivation

The player’s profile matches the sporting expectations expressed internally at Paris Saint-Germain, where Luis Campos is seeking a right-back who can also occasionally operate in the center. This versatility is one of the arguments that makes Malo Gusto attractive to Paris.

The player would feel comfortable at Chelsea and would not be looking to leave the club at all costs. His priority would be to establish himself in London long-term, even if he wants more assurances about his playing time. A departure could be contemplated if a highly ambitious sporting project were presented to him, a scenario in which PSG could attempt to press his case.

Competition and constraints

Several European clubs have inquired or been named in connection with Gusto’s case. Among them are Atlético Madrid, Bayern Munich, Juventus Turin and Tottenham. PSG would not be alone on this dossier and would have to contend with other suitors if Chelsea maintains its intention to sell.

At this stage, no official offer has been announced by Paris Saint-Germain, and no precise transfer amount has been set for a potential move. The Parisian club will need to consider the player’s will, European competition, and any new requirements Chelsea may have before entering negotiations.

Recap:

Your questions, our answers

Who is Malo Gusto?

Malo Gusto is a 23-year-old French right-back under contract with Chelsea until June 2030.

Has PSG already made an offer?

No, no Parisian offer has been announced and no precise transfer amount has been set.

Why could Chelsea sell Gusto?

Chelsea no longer regards the player as irreplaceable and would be willing to listen to proposals at a amount below the summer demands.