Messi and Ramos lead PSG exodus, Neymar and others could follow

The mega-project that PSG started two years ago with the signings of Messi, Donnaruma, Ramos, Wijnaldum and Achraf Hakimi is starting to fall apart. Already it has been confirmed that two of their biggest heavyweights, Messi and Ramos, will leave the club at the end of this season.
Nasser Al-Khelaifi had a very promising transfer window with his French club, but utlimately it has handed him two Champions League failures, as his team crashed out twice in the last-16. According to 'Sport', the departures of the two super stars could signal the start of a mass exodus of other players.
The Spaniard's future is not clear, though Saudi Arabia has once again appeared on the horizon. The same destiny could await the World Cup winner with Argentina, as Barcelona's financial struggles are making his return look unlikely. But there are more names on the departures list.
One of those is Neymar, who is not in the board's good books, nor is he particularly popular with fans, having suffered constant injuries and given a poor performance. Manchester United look interested in signing him, but his contract runs until 2027, and could jepardise a departure from the Parc des Princes.
PSG also has eight players currently out on loan, and nothing seems to indicate that the board want to bring them back for 2023-24. These players are Keylor Navas, Dagba, Diallo, Kurzawa, Draxler, Paredes, Wijnaldum and Icardi.
In fact, any offer put on the table for these players would be happily accepted by the club, as none of the players appear to feature in the club's plans for the future. It also seems that the Parisian side are calling time on Christophe Galtier's role as leader of the club's projects.