The season ended Sunday evening with a victory for PSG in Brest (0-2), and a bitter taste on arrival.
This success was not enough to offer the title of champion of France to the Parisians who end the season in second place in Ligue 1, just one point from Lille.
Mauricio Pochettino's men will now focus on international events for the most part.
The resumption of training is scheduled for July 5 at Camp des Loges.
And unsurprisingly, there won't be a summer tour.
It must be said that the calendar is already very busy for most of the Parisian workforce.
Because even if the championship is over, the players selected for the national team will be monopolized by the Euro (June 11-July 11) and the Copa America (June 13-July 11).
Not to mention the Tokyo Olympics, even if PSG has already made it known that it will not grant any privileges for the Games, despite the will of Marquinhos, Neymar or even Kylian Mbappé to participate in the Olympic football tournament scheduled for the Japan from July 22 to August 7.
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Due to these competitions, the internationals will logically be absent from the resumption of training.
It is with a reduced workforce, and probably many young people, that the Parisians will return to Saint-Germain-en-Laye at the beginning of July, with a view to preparing the Champions Trophy against Lille on Sunday August 1, in Tel Aviv, then the return of Ligue 1 with the first day the following weekend.
Danilo Pereira is officially Parisian
By then, the Parisian workforce will surely have moved a little bit. Loaned with an option to buy (9 million euros) by AS Roma this season, Alessandro Florenzi may have played his last match with PSG on Sunday night. The capital club did not seem inclined to keep the Italian in recent weeks. In addition, Moise Kean is also not guaranteed to be Red and Blue again. The striker would like to extend the adventure and will not be blocked by Carlo Ancelotti, Everton's coach. But his loan in Paris did not come with an option to buy. Today, he is expected to return to the Toffees, unless Leonardo and the Parisian board decide to buy him permanently.
It also remained to clarify the situation of the third goalkeeper Alexandre Letellier, whose contract is coming to an end. Finally, for Danilo Pereira, it is clearer. Holder Sunday in Brest, the Portuguese international midfielder officially belongs to PSG now. As part of the paying loan (4 million euros) negotiated last year with Porto, it was agreed that he would be transferred if Paris finished in the first two places in the ranking. It's done. To permanently secure the services of Danilo, PSG will pay a sum of 16 million euros, a total of 20 million € for this transfer.