Paris said that the 19-year-old goalkeeper Marin, who is exempt from the visa, has the world s top potential, but he may not have a chance to play.

Hupu reported on November 20 that French media L’Equipe reporter Emery Taisne wrote a Paris Saint-Germain transfer column.

Of the three players PSG signed this summer, Renato Marin is the only one that almost no one mentions, except for his coach Luis Enrique.

Enrique always mentions Marin's name when talking about the last transfer window. Behind Lucas Chevalier and Ilya Zabarny, Marin is still adapting to the team. Currently, his role is limited to pre-match warm-ups and a few appearances for the U23s.

Four months after the 19-year-old goalkeeper joined PSG on a free transfer from Roma, he needs to catch up and regain his form: in the second half of last season, he was frozen for the entire season as Roma realized that he would not renew his contract and had already reached an agreement with PSG.

"This is a signing with an eye on the future, a great opportunity," said a Paris Saint-Germain insider. "Maybe you will understand later. We signed the best player in the world in the same position and in the same age group. What's more, he was a free agent at the time..."

It is difficult to evaluate PSG's plans for a goalkeeper in the short term, because he is already behind Chevalier and Safonov in the goalkeeping pecking order.

For example, Arnau Tenas, who joined from Barcelona, ​​played only 8 times in two years with Paris Saint-Germain before moving to Villarreal last summer.

"We are developing him and he is learning the coach's tactical style. He is improving," the club said internally. "He has integrated well into the team, has a positive attitude and a serious work attitude. He is a very talented player."

Whether he has a chance to prove himself remains to be seen.