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With this reinforcement, the promoted club hopes to secure its goal and aim for a solid start to the season.

Kevin Trapp set for Paris return

Kevin Trapp, former Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper, is heading back to the French capital, but this time he’ll be wearing the Paris FC colors.

At 35, the German shot-stopper leaves Eintracht Frankfurt, where he spent six seasons, to join the newly promoted Ligue 1 side. The transfer has been confirmed by Sky: Trapp will sign a contract through 2028, and the club will pay just one million euros for his services. This return to Paris marks a fresh chapter for the keeper, who previously wore the PSG shirt from 2015 to 2019.

In Germany, Trapp has earned nine caps for the national team and remains renowned for his experience and reliability between the posts. For Paris FC, this signing is a major coup. Trapp’s experience is expected to bring stability and confidence to a promoted side determined to make its mark in Ligue 1 as quickly as possible.