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Paris FC Mercato 2026-27

The 2026 summer transfer window has closed — this board now shows the final squad for the season. Browse every club's final squad

Updated: 3 September 2026

  • 3 Sept — Squad cross-checked against two independent squad lists (not yet confirmed by a dated club announcement): 25 players: 1 added (Otávio); 1 removed (O. Ataíde).
  • 2 Sept — Transfer window closed: final 25-player squad (2 departures, 3 shirt numbers corrected), cross-checked against two independent squad sources.

The window is shut — decide who Paris FC should keep, sell or loan from the final 2026-27 squad.

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Paris FC Mercato 2026-27

The window is shut — decide who Paris FC should keep, sell or loan from the final 2026-27 squad.

Move players into keep, sell, loan, release or undecided, then export a polished mercato board.

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Ligue 1 • 2026-27

Squad updated: September 2026

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Where Paris FC stand now the window has shut

Paris FC's first season back in the top flight since 1979 ended in eleventh place — a genuinely strong return for a promoted club, and proof that the project behind it is serious. That project is the best-funded newcomer story in French football: the Arnault family's holding took control of the club in 2024 with Red Bull as minority partner, and the stated ambition has never been mere survival. The biggest change came on the bench. Stéphane Gilli, the coach who won promotion, had been dismissed in late February; Antoine Kombouaré saw out the season; and on 6 July 2026 the club officialised Liam Rosenior — the former Strasbourg coach returning to Ligue 1 after a spell in the Premier League — on a contract to June 2028. Recruitment followed the ambition, with striker Pablo Pagis arriving from Lorient among the summer's additions. That summer is now over. The market shut on 1 September and Rosenior begins the season proper with a settled group of twenty-five: two goalkeepers, nine defenders, seven midfielders and seven forwards, and no way of adding to it until the January window opens. Year two is when promoted-club stories are confirmed or corrected, and Paris FC attack it with resources most of the division cannot match.

One capital, two clubs, and a squad to argue over

What makes the Paris FC board interesting now is that the shopping is finished and the arguing can start. This is a club with wealthy owners, a coach appointed in July, and a roster that mixes loyal promotion-era players with increasingly ambitious arrivals — all of it in a city shared with the European champions. Rosenior has a reputation for structured, front-foot football and for improving young players, which matters for a group whose recruitment skews young and international. With twenty-five players available and eleven shirts to hand out on a Saturday, the questions are about identity as much as quality. How many of the men who earned promotion and then survival should still be starting under a new coach? Is seven forwards for one attacking line a genuine strength across a long season, or a queue that leaves somebody stuck on the bench? Does a two-man goalkeeping department look thin if anything goes wrong in November? And what does a successful second season even look like — the top half, a cup run, or simply never being in danger? Those are fan arguments rather than transfer news, and this page sticks to what the club has actually confirmed. The finished squad is loaded into the board below. Sort it into keep, sell, loan and release, export your version, and make your case for who should still be here after January.

FAQ

Is this Paris FC's official squad list?

No — by design. This page is a fan board for Paris FC: you sort the 25 players (2 keepers, 9 defenders, 7 midfielders, 7 forwards) into keep, sell, loan or release. It is not Paris FC's site and not an LFP match sheet. For club statements, use Paris FC's official channels.

What makes the Paris FC page different from the hub or another club?

The hub links all 19 boards; the Paris FC page loads only this roster. You start with 25 pre-filtered cards (2 keepers, 9 defenders, 7 midfielders, 7 forwards), not a generic pool. Concrete example: drop P. Pagis or L. Sinayoko into Sell and park K. Trapp in Keep without touching other clubs. Editorial copy talks about Paris FC, not a nameless template.

How do I export and share my Paris FC board?

Hit export → PNG of your Paris FC board (your columns + QuickFunTools.com watermark). Handy for an Instagram story, an X post, or a dressing-room argument. Free, no account, and zero betting data.

How fresh is the Paris FC squad shown here?

Post summer-2026 window (closed 1 September). Current board snapshot: 25 players, freshness date 2026-09-03. Latest changelog entry (2026-09-03): Squad cross-checked against two independent squad lists (not yet confirmed by a dated club announcement): 25 players: 1 added (Otávio); 1 removed (O. Ataíde). No older headcount is claimed here — the club JSON is the source of truth. Winter moves will unlock the freeze.

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