As Lucas Chevalier edges closer to the exit door, Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly already activated a new option for the future of their goalkeeping department.
PSG are set to completely reshape their goalkeeper hierarchy. Everything changed this season, and not necessarily the way many expected. Matvey Safonov turned the situation upside down. The Russian goalkeeper became the hero of the Intercontinental Cup final against Flamengo by saving four penalties, establishing himself as PSG’s new number one. A spectacular rise that is now pushing Paris to prepare for the future with another young goalkeeping talent.
PSG Preparing a Major Goalkeeping Shake-Up
According to L’Équipe, the Parisian club are on the verge of signing an 18-year-old goalkeeper, who could reportedly arrive from Spain.
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The player’s identity has not yet been revealed, but PSG are clearly anticipating a major change in their hierarchy. Internally, Renato Marin could even become the backup goalkeeper next season if Chevalier leaves the club this summer.
Signed in 2025 as the future leader between the posts, Lucas Chevalier never fully convinced Luis Enrique. Benched since the start of 2026 before suffering a right thigh injury, the former LOSC goalkeeper is seeing his future in Paris become increasingly uncertain week after week.
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