The young Italian goalkeeper, Renato Marin, became the first rookie of PSG in the summer transfer window 2025. He came to the Champions League champion from AS Roma.
This deal was officially announced by PSG on the homepage. Accordingly, goalkeeper Renato Marin signed a 5 -year contract with the Parc des Princes. The Champions League champions did not lose the transfer cost by the 19 -year -old temple guard to finish the contract with AS Roma.
Thus, Renato Marin became the first rookie of PSG this summer. This is a fairly quiet transfer of the rich man in Paris. After the season was very successful with a historic triple, coach Luis Enrique has not strengthened any noticeable goal.
The reason may come from PSG to fight at FIFA Club World Cup 2025 so they have not been shopping strongly. But with losing to Chelsea, coach Enrique certainly knows which person's personnel should be added to PSG.
Renato Marin was born and raised in Sao Paulo (Brazil), then moved to Italy with his family. In the country of pasta, Marin joined AS Roma's young training furnace. Despite being trained with the first team, this 19 -year -old goalkeeper has not been given the opportunity to play.
In February, AS Roma offered to extend the contract with Renato Marin. However, the 19 -year -old goalkeeper refused. Speaking after joining PSG, Marin shared happiness: “I am very happy to join the excellent team like PSG.
This is a great opportunity. My dream has come true. I would like to thank President Nasser Al-Khelaifi, Director of Luis Campos, coach Luis Enrique and the training team gave me this opportunity. I will try my best for them and fans. “
Marin is also the second Italian goalkeeper in PSG's squad, after Gianluigi Donnarumma. Currently, the future of Donnarumma is still open because the goalkeeper has not reached an agreement to extend the contract. Coach Enrique still has 3 more options in the wooden frame, Matvey Safonov, Lucas Lavallee and Arnau Tenas. It is reported that PSG's purchase of Marin is to prevent Donnarumma leaving the Park of the Prince in the summer of 2025.