PSG Signs 18-Year-Old Goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni on Free Transfer
Paris Saint-Germain officially signed 18-year-old Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni from AC Milan on a free transfer, with a contract until 2031. Longoni, an Italian U18 international and U17 European champion, joins as third-choice goalkeeper. To make room, PSG loaned Renato Marin to CD Nacional in Portugal. Longoni expressed gratitude and ambition in his first interview, highlighting the opportunity to train with top players.
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Paris Saint-Germain Signs 18-Year-Old Italian Goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni on Free Transfer from AC Milan Youth System
Paris Saint-Germain officially announced the free transfer signing of 18-year-old Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni, who joins from the AC Milan youth system on a contract extending to 2031. Born on January 31, 2008, Longoni entered the Milan academy at age 9, progressed to the reserve team, and turned professional in February 2024. The 192 cm goalkeeper represented Milan in the UEFA Youth League and has been capped 36 times for Italian youth national teams, winning the 2024 European U17 Championship and helping Italy secure third place at the FIFA U17 World Cup by saving two penalties in a shootout against Brazil. Longoni will wear the number 16 jersey at PSG. He expressed gratitude to President Nasser Al-Khelaifi, Luis Campos, and Luis Enrique for their trust.
虎扑 - 足球PSG Signs Young Italian Goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni Until 2031
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) officially announced the signing of 18-year-old Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni on Monday, ending weeks of speculation. Longoni, an Italy U18 international, joins on a free transfer from AC Milan and has committed to the Ligue 1 club until 2031. The club's statement described him as 'one of the most promising goalkeepers of his generation in Italy.' He is expected to initially play for PSG's reserve team while training with the senior squad. Longoni won the U17 European Championship with Italy in 2024 and helped the team reach the semi-finals of the U17 World Cup the same year. The signing comes shortly after PSG confirmed the loan departure of goalkeeper Renato Marin to CD Nacional.
Mercato 2025 : l'actu des transferts footPSG signs young Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni until 2031
Paris Saint-Germain officially announced the signing of 18-year-old Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni on Monday, with the player committing to the club until 2031. Longoni, an Italian U18 international, joined on a free transfer from AC Milan. PSG described him as 'one of the most promising goalkeepers of his generation in Italy.' He won the U17 European Championship with Italy in 2024 and reached the U17 World Cup semi-finals in 2025. Longoni is expected to initially play for PSG's reserve team while training with the first team. The announcement came hours after PSG confirmed the loan departure of goalkeeper Renato Marin to CD Nacional.
Mercato 2025 : l'actu des transferts footPSG Signs Young Italian Goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni Until 2031
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) officially announced the signing of 18-year-old Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni on Monday, confirming a transfer that had been expected for several weeks. Longoni, an Italian U18 international, joins PSG on a free transfer from AC Milan and has committed to the club until 2031. He is expected to initially play with PSG's reserve team while also training with the first team. PSG described Longoni as 'one of the most promising goalkeepers of his generation in Italy.' He notably won the U17 European Championship with Italy in 2024 and helped the team reach the semifinals of the U17 World Cup the same year. The announcement came shortly after PSG confirmed the loan departure of goalkeeper Renato Marin to CD Nacional.
Mercato 2025 : l'actu des transferts footPSG: Alessandro Longoni's First Words After Joining
Paris Saint-Germain has announced the arrival of young Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni. In his first interview with PSG TV, Longoni expressed gratitude to President Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, Luis Campos, and Luis Enrique for the opportunity and trust. He stated his happiness to join the club and his commitment to working hard to repay that trust. Longoni highlighted the chance to train with a great staff and top players in a state-of-the-art training center, which he believes will help him improve and enrich his experience as a young player. The article, published by Foot Mercato on July 6, 2026, covers his enthusiastic and ambitious first words.
Foot Mercato : Info Transferts Football - Actu Foot TransfertPSG Announces Signing of Goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni
Paris Saint-Germain has officially announced its first signing of the summer transfer window, securing 18-year-old Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni. Trained at AC Milan, Longoni is a free agent after his contract expired on June 30. He has represented Italy at the U18 level with six caps but has not played for AC Milan's first team. Longoni joins PSG as the third-choice goalkeeper behind Matvey Safonov and Lucas Chevalier, filling the gap left by Renato Marin, who was loaned to CD Nacional in Portugal. The club confirmed Longoni signed a contract until 2031 and will wear the number 16 jersey. The announcement comes as PSG continues to pursue other targets, including Diomandé and Akliouche.
Foot Mercato : Info Transferts Football - Actu Foot TransfertPSG Signs AC Milan Goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni on Free Transfer
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Paris Saint-Germain have completed the signing of 18-year-old Italian goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni from AC Milan on a free transfer. The young goalkeeper will serve as PSG's third-choice goalkeeper. To make room, PSG's former third-choice goalkeeper Renato Marin will be loaned to a club in Portugal. The deal is expected to be finalized shortly. The news was reported by Hupu Football on June 29, citing Romano's updates on X.
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