Kang-in Lee joins Atlético Madrid from PSG for 40 million euros
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 11:26 AM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Kang-in Lee has officially signed with Atlético Madrid, ending his three-season tenure at Paris Saint-Germain. His departure marks him as PSG's sixth largest sale, following Gonçalo Ramos, who transferred to AC Milan earlier this summer. PSG has successfully sold several key players this summer, with notable exits including Neymar to Al-Hilal for 90 million euros. The club's 10 biggest sales now include players like Ramos and Lee, both of whom have contributed to PSG's recent Champions League successes.
- •Kang-in Lee signed with Atlético Madrid for 40 million euros.
- •Lee's transfer follows Gonçalo Ramos joining AC Milan.
- •PSG records Lee's sale as their sixth largest in history.
- •Neymar was sold to Al-Hilal for 90 million euros earlier this summer.
- •PSG's recent sales indicate a significant roster overhaul.
- 11:26 AMYahoo Sports — PSG’s 10 biggest sales ever 🤑
"Proof that PSG are selling well this summer?It’s been official since Saturday morning: Kang-in Lee is no longer a Paris Saint-Germain player.The South Korean has officially signed for Atlético de M...
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