The goaltender position at Paris Saint-Germain is currently at the heart of a period of great uncertainty. While Gianluigi Donnarumma could finally stay at the club despite his announced departure, and Lucas Chevalier is about to join the PSG with a five-year contract, the club is actively considering creating direct competition between the two players. This strategy aims to boost the position and recalls the MTP’s past efforts to stabilize its line of guards. The future of Donnarumma remains uncertain, but the possibility of cohabitation between the two guards seems increasingly likely, stressing the importance that the GMP attaches to this key area of its team.

Paris Saint-Germain continues its strategy of developing a lifestyle and global brand by partnering with South Korean music band Blackpink. This collaboration resulted in the creation of an exclusive capsule collection, including t-shirts and hoodies with the PSG logo and Blackpink’s iconic design. The operation, which is available on 30 July, is part of the club’s desire to go beyond sport and reach a wider audience, particularly in Asian markets. This stylized and bold alliance reflects the GMP’s ability to export and establish itself as a cultural reference.

In parallel with these developments, the PSG is stepping up its efforts to recruit Lucas Chevalier. After a pre-season internship in Germany and a first financial offer, the club aims to conclude the arrival of the Lille goaltender before the official resumption of the competitions. This race to acquire Chevalier comes shortly after the signing of his first professional contract with the PSG by Quentin Njanntoua, a promising young offensive milieu that has committed itself for three seasons. These movements underline PSG’s ambition to strengthen its workforce and consolidate its position as a leader in French football.