Marseille will look to put a turbulent week behind them as they welcome newly promoted Paris FC to the Stade Velodrome on Saturday for matchday two of Ligue 1.

Paris FC are closing in on the signing of Kevin Trapp (35), with the German goalkeeper in the French capital on Tuesday to undergo his medical ahead of a move from Eintracht Frankfurt – according

Signed this summer by Paris FC, Kevin Trapp (35) won’t be the club’s first-choice goalkeeper. Coach Stéphane Gilli has made his decision clear: the former PSG shot-stopper will begin the season behind Obed Nkambadio in the pecking order.

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Promoted Ligue 1 side Paris FC have signed Eintracht Frankfurt goalkeeper Kevin Trapp (35), both clubs have announced. The former Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper has signed a three-year deal with

Kevin Trapp has left Eintracht Frankfurt to join Paris FC. After finalizing the last details and passing his medical on Tuesday evening, the 35-year-old German goalkeeper signed a contract until 2028 with an option included. Transfer fee: just €1m.

Ilan Kebbal is making his ambitions crystal clear for this Ligue 1 season with Paris FC. The Algerian international is determined to establish himself as a permanent fixture in the top tier of French football. Without mincing words, he asserts his desire to take the next step, firmly convinced he has what it takes to shine in the first division.

Kevin Trapp has left German Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt after a successful spell where he made 395 appearances and made 866 saves

Paris Saint-Germain will be hoping a severely curtailed summer break does not come back to bite them as the Ligue 1 season begins this weekend, headlined by the newly-crowned European champions and

Red Bull is losing patience. The Paris FC co-owner wants to speed things up in a transfer window that has been underwhelming so far. According to L’Équipe, Red Bull, which holds a 10.6% stake, is moving from observer to decision-maker, now taking a stronger hand in sporting choices—sometimes at the expense of coach Stéphane Gilli.