Choosing continuity

Men's football•

Paris Saint-Germain is delighted to announce that its men’s team’s head coach, Luis Enrique, as well as five of its players – Lucas Beraldo, Senny Mayulu, João Neves, Willian Pacho and Fabián Ruiz – have extended their contracts at the club. These contract extensions demonstrate the club’s commitment to building a long-term relationship with those who embody its sporting project, which is based on the pursuit of peak performance, high standards across the squad and the creation of a united, ambitious and consistently competitive team.

We are delighted that Luis Enrique, Senny Mayulu, João Neves, Willian Pacho, Lucas Beraldo and Fabián Ruiz have extended their stays at Paris Saint-Germain; they represent both the present and the future of this club’s project. Together, we want to build for the long term, to stay true to our values and to continue writing a shared story that our supporters can be proud of.
Nasser Al-Khelaifi, Paris Saint-Germain President

Luis Enrique, Paris Saint-Germain men’s team head coach until 2030

Having joined Paris Saint-Germain in 2023 following spells in charge of FC Barcelona’s and Spain’s respective men’s teams, Luis Enrique would quickly establish himself as the key architect behind the Paris project. As the club’s most decorated manager of all time thanks to his total of 13 trophies, the Spaniard has well and truly written his name into the Rouge et Bleu history books by winning both the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Super Cup twice in a row, as well as taking home one FIFA Intercontinental Cup, three Ligue 1 titles, two Coupes de France and three Trophées des Champions. In 2024–2025, he also led Les Parisiens to an unprecedented tally of six honours and guided them to the final of the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup, which was held in the United States.

Since his arrival in the French capital, Enrique has had a profound influence on Paris Saint-Germain’s on-pitch identity through his attacking style of football based on possession and teamwork, a philosophy that has brought his side to the very top table of world football. Now, having signed a deal that runs until 2030, the Gijón native will be aiming to lift the club to even headier heights and to continue helping his players to achieve their full potential.

Lucas Beraldo’s Parisian adventure continues until 2031

Born in Piracicaba, Brazil, Lucas Beraldo began his professional career at São Paulo FC, before joining Paris Saint-Germain on 1^st January 2024. He would make his debut for the capital club just over three weeks later, in a 2–2 draw with Stade Brestois 29, as well as featuring in the UEFA Champions League for the first time not long afterwards.

Since moving to Paris, the Brazilian has made 91 appearances for the club and has contributed to several major successes along the way, including three Ligue 1 titles. Solid in one-v.-one battles and particularly adept at anticipating the play, Beraldo also stands out through his positioning, his defensive aggression and his ability to play the ball out neatly from the back. On 30^th May 2026 in Budapest, he scored Paris’s fifth penalty in the UCL final against Arsenal, which helped his side to claim a 4–3 shootout win and, in the process, a second consecutive European crown.

Having become a senior Brazil international in March 2024, Beraldo currently boasts five caps with the Seleção. Now, at just 22 years old, the defender is set to continue his development at the highest level for another five years with the capital club.

Paris academy graduate Senny Mayulu keeps on rising

After joining Paris Saint-Germain at the age of 12, Senny Mayulu rose through the club’s youth ranks before making his first-team debut in January 2024. Since then, the Titi has gradually established himself as a firm fixture of the Rouge et Bleu squad, with 12 goals in 75 appearances across all competitions.

Mayulu shines thanks to his technical ability, while his mobility and his work rate allow him to attack at pace and to create danger in the final third. These qualities were particularly prominent in the 2025 UEFA Champions League final, as he scored the fifth goal of his side’s 5–0 win over Inter Milan aged just 19.

At international level, Mayulu has earned a combined total of 22 caps for his country’s youth teams, with his first call-up to France’s under-21s coming in November 2025. Over the course of his first few seasons with Les Parisiens, the 20-year-old has continued to improve and has demonstrated all of the attributes that have enabled him to climb up the Paris Saint-Germain ladder, and the club has today reaffirmed its faith in him with a new contract that runs until 2031.

João Neves, Les Rouge et Bleu’s future

After signing for Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2024 from SL Benfica, where he had won the UEFA Youth League in 2022 and the Primeira Liga in 2023, João Neves wasted little time in becoming the centrepiece of Les Parisiens’ midfield. Renowned for his dynamism and his intensity, the Portugal international excels thanks to his ability to win back possession, to go the distance in games and to make himself available to his teammates. His technical quality and his poise on the ball also allow him to contribute directly to his side’s build-up play.

In his two seasons with Paris, the talented midfielder has played a significant role in the club’s most successful period ever, with two consecutive UEFA Champions Leagues, two Ligue 1 titles and one Coupe de France to his name. At just 21 years old, Neves has already made 100 appearances for the capital club, notching up 14 goals and 14 assists in the process, while his performances even earned him a spot in the 2024–2025 Ligue 1 Team of the Season as well as a 19^th-place finish in the 2025 Ballon d’Or rankings.

With his national team, Neves took home the UEFA Nations League in 2025 and also played at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Fresh from these exploits, he has now committed himself to Paris Saint-Germain’s future by extending his contract at the club until 2031.

Willian Pacho signs up until 2031

Following his move to Paris Saint-Germain from Eintracht Frankfurt in the summer of 2024 – not to mention his Ecuadorian Serie A triumph with Independiente del Valle in 2021 and his league-and-cup double with Royal Antwerp in 2023 – Willian Pacho soon established himself as a key component of Les Parisiens’ back line thanks to his consistency, his strength in one-on-one duels and his reading of the game.

In his two seasons with Paris, Pacho has contributed heavily to what has been a historic time for the club, earning himself two consecutive UEFA Champions Leagues, two Ligue 1 titles and one Coupe de France as well as racking up 105 appearances and featuring both in the 2024–2025 Ligue 1 Team of the Season and in last year’s The Best FIFA Men’s 11.

Having been an Ecuador international since 2022, Pacho currently boasts 38 caps with La Tri, including appearances at the FIFA World Cup in 2022 and in 2026. With two successful campaigns under his belt in the French capital, the 24-year-old defender has decided to extend his stay with the club until 2031.

World Cup winner Fabián Ruiz stays in Paris

Having been developed at Real Betis and turned professional there, Fabián Ruiz quickly made a name for himself in Spain before joining SSC Napoli in 2018. In his four-season spell in Serie A, the Andalusian midfielder became one of the pillars of I Partenopei’s squad, not least thanks to his technical control, the quality of his passing and his ability to dictate the tempo of games.

Since joining Paris Saint-Germain on 30^th August 2022, the Spain international has progressively established himself as a major element of Les Rouge et Bleu’s midfield. As a regular starter for Luis Enrique’s team, Ruiz brings his technical capabilities and his vision to the table while standing out through his ability to attack and to make the difference for his side. He was also a notable part of the club’s historic six-trophy season in 2024–2025, before playing a considerable role in Paris’s second consecutive UCL title at the end of the following season. The 30-year-old has now registered 16 goals and 28 assists in 171 appearances for Les Parisiens.

At international level, Ruiz has won UEFA EURO 2024, the 2022–2023 UEFA Nations League and the 2026 FIFA World Cup with La Roja, while he also finished 24^th in the 2025 Ballon d’Or standings. Now, his journey with Paris Saint-Germain is set to continue as he extends his contract at the club until 2028, alongside an option for a further year.