PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN could be forced to sell as many as SIX first-team stars to meet Financial Fair Player rules next summer.
Reports in France claim the Ligue 1 champions are at serious risk of punishment if they do not make up for the January purchases of Julian Draxler and Goncalo Guedes.
Wolfsburg star Draxler was snapped up for £34million earlier this month despite interest from Arsenal.
While Manchester United target Guedes is on the verge of joining for an initial £25m from Benfica.
PSG also splashed out last summer, spending £28m on Grzegorz Krychowiak and £21m on Jese Rodriguez.
But their untapped spending could soon come back to bite in the form of deducted points or even a Champions League ban, according to L’Equipe via Calciomercato.
It’s said that Unai Emery may have to part ways with a number of his top stars to keep in line with FFP regulations, with key duo Marco Verratti and Marquinhos both wanted by Inter Milan.
Blaise Matuidi and Adrien Rabiot could also be off, with Juventus apparently keen on a double swoop.
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Meanwhile, a number of sides are allegedly looking at playmaker Javier Pastore, while Hatem Ben Arfa is a reported target for AC Milan and Roma.
However, PSG are sure to find a solution that spares them from losing some of their best players.
Krychowiak and Jese have already been tipped to leave the Parc des Princes while the departures of David Luiz, Lucas Digne and Benjamin Stambouli last summer brought in over £50million.
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