Paris Saint-Germain Races Against Time to Avoid UEFA Sanctions

June 30 will be too late. On that day, the deadline given by UEFA to Paris Saint-Germain to balance its accounts and avoid sanctions derived from the breach of Financial Fair Play rules expires. Therefore, and since after this month of January there will be no more opportunities, the French club is striving to make the most of these little over five days that separate us from the close of the winter transfer market.

Although it is not an easy task, before January 31, the Parisian team hopes to close several sales that will inject a significant amount of money into their coffers. The most evident is, today, Lucas Moura's. Although there had been speculation about his possible arrival at Real Betis, the truth is that it will be Tottenham who, unless there is a surprise, ends up recruiting him for an amount that, according to The Telegraph, will range between €25 and €30 million.

After the Brazilian, Javier Pastore could also leave. Although the Argentine midfielder was a starter in the last match of the club (in the cup, against Guingamp), his agent continues to work in Italy with the idea of managing his transfer to Inter Milan.

Finally, the outgoing operation could also affect Gonçalo Guedes and Layvin Kurzawa. As reported by L'Equipe, the former could become a permanent player for Valencia for around €40 million, while the latter has emerged in the last hours as a possible desire of Chelsea.