Paris Saint-Germain is already beginning to consider the future of 32-year-old Brazilian defender and captain Marquinhos, despite his current contract running until 2028. According to Le Parisien, the club has recently broached the possibility of a further contract extension with his representatives, though discussions remain at a very preliminary stage.
PSG considers a further extension for Marquinhos
“According to our information, club officials are exploring the possibility of offering a new contract to Marquinhos, whose current deal runs until 2028. Highly satisfied with the defender, PSG has already held talks with his camp in recent weeks. This line of thinking reflects the trust placed in a player who remains a key figure—both in the dressing room and on the pitch.
Having been in Paris since 2013, Marquinhos will be 34 by the time his current agreement expires—a factor the club’s leadership is naturally taking into account while assessing the feasibility of a renewal. Discussions are still in their infancy.”
It is important to keep this matter in perspective. There is no agreement in place, nor has a contract extension become an immediate priority, given that Marquinhos is already under a secure contract until 2028. Nevertheless, the mere fact that Paris Saint-Germain has initiated this discussion is significant. At 32, the Brazilian is still viewed as important enough for the club to contemplate extending a tenure that began back in 2013.
The question of age will inevitably be central: Marquinhos will be 34 when his current contract ends. Paris must therefore determine the extent of its long-term commitment to its captain—particularly within a defensive unit where the club must also anticipate future competition and squad renewal. For now, nothing has been decided. But after more than thirteen years at the club, the door to a further extension is far from closed.
