PSG are ready to conduct a mass overhaul of their youth system with more than ten players available to rival clubs.
The Parisians have spent millions on players since being acquired by their Qatari owners more than a decade ago.
The likes of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe have joined for mammoth fees as the club make themselves the dominant force in Europe.
Very few academy stars have broken through such is the quality of the first team squad.
Adrien Rabiot, now at Juventus, is one of those to have managed it whilst current defender Presnel Kimpembe also came through the ranks in Paris.
PSG though have contacted clubs in Ligue 1 and in Ligue 2 as well as overseas clubs regarding the availability of several youth stars.
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Le Parisien reports that Massinissa Oufella, Garissone Innocent, Alexandre Fressange, Teddy Alloh, Denis Franchi and Nathan Bitumazala could all leave the Parc des Princes.
Anfane Ahamada Mze, Tidjany Touré, Samuel Noireau-Dauriat, Mathyas Randriamamy, and Dan Patrice Bikouta are also on the list of players from whom offers will be considered.
Édouard Michut and Xavi Simons as well as the Chelsea linked plus Ismaël Gharbi are among the few who are safe from the chop.
PSG's immediate concern will be the future of star man Mbappe.
The French forward has six months left to run on his current contract with discussions still ongoing.
Real Madrid made moves to sign the forward and are set to return in the summer should he be available on a free.
PSG could enhance their chances of keeping Mbappe by hiring Zinedine Zidane, which reportedly remains a possibility.
The French club currently have Mauricio Pochettino at the helm but doubt remains over his long-term future.
Manchester United are keen on the former Tottenham boss and may look to appoint him in the summer.
A move for Zidane would open the door for such a move whilst also potentially factoring in to Mbappe's contract decision.
Last month the forward said: "I love to play. I love to play, I still love being on the pitch playing every game.
"So it's a pleasure to be able to play again today, to be able to help my team. I hope to continue for the matches that remain before the end of the calendar year."
"It's football! I always said that I had an incredible time at [Monaco]. I grew up there. I have had amazing memories. But now the page is turned. I play for PSG, I am very happy. I give everything I have for the club."
