Alessandro Longoni Joins PSG on Free Transfer

The Italian goalkeeper has completed a free transfer from AC Milan to Paris Saint‑Germain, signing a deal that puts him at the centre‑stage of PSG’s summer restructuring. Longoni, who plays for the Italy national side, confirmed the move on the club’s official website, expressing excitement about the new challenge. The switch marks a notable shift for the 20‑year‑old, who leaves Milan without a fee after a brief stint in the senior squad.

Alessandro Longoni playing for Italy. (Photo by Giuseppe Bellini/Getty Images)

Why the Parisian Move Resonates

Longoni described the opportunity as a chance to test himself against top‑level competition. He highlighted the coaching staff and world‑class players as key factors in his decision. The goalkeeper also praised PSG’s development over the past two decades, noting the club’s impressive growth. His goal is to evolve both on the field and personally, seeing PSG as a platform for continued improvement.

PSG’s Goalkeeping Picture

With no established number one currently in the squad, Longoni could slip into the first team quickly. His arrival adds depth to a position that has been a question mark for the club. The free‑transfer nature of the deal also reflects PSG’s roster strategy for the summer. Fans will watch closely as he battles for minutes alongside veteran keepers.

Other Summer Moves to Watch

Randal Kolo Muani appeared set to depart, but negotiations with Juventus have hit snags, keeping him at PSG for now. The club is also keen to retain academy midfielder Ibrahim Mbaye, despite interest from Premier League clubs. Mbaye is pushing for a move, citing the chance to play higher up the table. These developments show a dynamic transfer environment at PSG as the season approaches.