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PSG prepared to spend big

Image: Le Guen: Safe for now

Paris St Germain shareholders have decided to stick with their current chairman and manager.

New arrivals imminent at Parc de Princes

Paris St Germain shareholders have decided to stick with their current chairman Alain Cayzac and manager Paul Le Guen. The 2-1 home defeat to Toulouse on Saturday means that PSG have gone the whole first half of the season without winning a Ligue 1 game at the Parc des Princes. They have also only won once in their last five matches, and are currently languishing in eighteenth place, a position which would see them relegated were they to finish there. The club's shareholders though have decided against changing the management, and will instead attempt to buy their way out of trouble.

Targets

The top priority for the PSG remains Caen striker Yoan Gouffran, but they have also expressed an interest in Juventus midfielder Tiago and Lyon's Brazilian striker Fred.

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