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Paris Saint Germain · Coupe de France · Defender · #5 · Brazil · 31 yrs
Marquinhos plays as a defender for Paris Saint Germain. Marquinhos is a Brazilian international, 31 years old, defender, currently at Paris Saint Germain. Marquinhos wears shirt number 5 for Paris Saint Germain. Marquinhos was born in São Paulo, Brazil on 1994-05-14. Marquinhos is 183 cm tall and weighs 75 kg. Marquinhos's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Coupe de France, FIFA Intercontinental Cup, UEFA Super Cup, Coupe de la Ligue, and other leagues. Marquinhos's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Marquinhos season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Brazil BRA |
| 2025 | Brazil BRA |
| 2025 |  Paris Saint Germain PSG |
| 2024 | Brazil BRA |
| 2024 | Paris Saint Germain PSG |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2013-07-19 | € 31.5M |  AS Roma ROM | Paris Saint Germain PSG |
| 2013-01-22 | € 3M |  Corinthians COR | AS Roma ROM |
| 2012-08-21 | Loan | Corinthians COR | AS Roma ROM |
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Carlo Ancelotti shared his honest thoughs on Neymar's retirement from Brazil national team, as well as the decision include him in the 2026 World Cup roster: "It was the right decision to call him up." Neymar has officially announced his retirement from international soccer 16 years after making his senior debut in 2010, bringing a defining era in Brazil sports history to a close. Following the news, head coach Carlo Ancelotti reflected on the superstar’s decision to walk away, while defending his choice to include the veteran in his final World Cup roster: “It was the right decision to call him up.“ The 2026 World Cup was always envisioned as Neymar’s final international objective, an ambition so driving that he returned to Santos to escape the European spotlight and rebuild his match fitness. But a heartbreaking Round of 16 exit brought a abrupt end to his time with the Selecao, ushering in a changing of the guard as Ancelotti turns his focus toward a total program rebuild ahead of 2030. Speaking Wednesday with ESPN’s Pedro Ivo Almeida, Ancelotti made it clear that a new chapter has arrived for the five-time World Cup champions: “I think that players like Neymar, who already commented yesterday, and with all due respect to his decision. I believe that in history, one generation ends and another has to come, and it has to be better than the last one.” Addressing Neymar specifically, Ancelotti offered a candid assessment of the frustration surrounding the forward’s physical condition heading into the tournament, particularly the lingering injuries that kept him sidelined for the group stage. “The only thing that bothered me is that Neymar could have prepared himself better during that lead-up period. He could have been ready for game one instead of game four. That was the only disappointing part.“ Neymar Jr #10 of Brazil applauds fans Arriving at training camp with muscle discomfort, an MRI revealed a Grade 2 calf strain that ruled Neymar out of Brazil‘s first two group matches against Morocco and Haiti. Still, Ancelotti praised the star’s professionalism, noting his attitude “was perfect,” highlighting his focus on rehab, support for younger teammates, and work ethic in training. “I think he didn’t contribute on a technical level as it was hoped he could, because he couldn’t. But, in terms of attitude, it was a very positive attitude. I have a lot of affection for him, I thanked him for his attitude, for his behavior, and I think it was the right decision to include him on the 26-man roster,” Ancelotti concluded, maintaining that bringing the veteran to North America was no mistake. Ancelotti hints at further roster turnover Since taking charge in May 2025, Ancelotti has demonstrated a commitment to reshaping Brazil’s national team pool, blending emerging domestic talent with experienced veterans. With Neymar moving on, several other longtime pillars are approaching the end of their international careers; while a select few will be retained to provide veteran leadership, others will be phased out entirely. While developing young talent remains the cornerstone of the 2030 cycle, Ancelotti confirmed that a select group of leaders will remain in the fold: “Some of these will be there, obviously. Marquinhos, for example. Alisson, we’ll see. Obviously, we have to look at the young goalkeepers, because there are young goalkeepers who are already playing in the Campeonato Brasileiro, and other very young ones who are playing who could be there.” When asked specifically about stalwarts like Casemiro, Danilo, and Alex Sandro, whose international careers may have reached their natural conclusion in North America, Ancelotti didn’t mince words. “I think so. It is a period that is coming to an end. Obviously, we have to thank all of them, and I have a lot of affection for all of them. But I think the idea that a player over 30 is done means that we have to think about the future,” the Italian stated.
Gabriel Magalhaes missed the deciding penalty in the Champions League final, but was quickly comforted by compatriot Marquinhos. The post Marquinhos reveals encouraging message to Brazil team-mate Gabriel after penalty miss appeared first on SoccerNews.
An Important Debut Gabriel Magalhães is the most underrated center back in the world. He’s overshadowed by Marquinhos in the Brazilian national team and William Saliba at Arsenal, but every bit the star player that his counterparts for club and country are. He’ll be making his World Cup debut in this summer’s tournament—he just missed […]
Although Bayern Munich once again demonstrated their offensive prowess, they were eliminated from the Champions League by PSG. Their defensive struggles, combined with Ousmane Dembélé’s scoring prowess, secured PSG’s second consecutive appearance in the tournament’s final. Bayern Munich and PSG once again delivered a great spectacle in the UEFA Champions League semifinals. While the German side dominated possession, the French side remained solid defensively and quick on the counterattack. Combined with Bayern’s defensive issues under Vincent Kompany and Ousmane Dembélé’s strong scoring form, it secured a second consecutive final for Luis Enrique’s team in what has been an ideal season. Paris Saint-Germain put in another brilliant performance, particularly on the defensive end. Led by standout performances from Marquinhos and Willian Pacho, they consistently shut down Luis Díaz and Michael Olise. In addition, Vitinha once again led the team, playing a key role in allowing Khvicha Kvaratskhelia to shine once more, driving Konrad Laimer crazy on the right wing and giving a pass to Ousmane Dembélé for the winning goal. In the absence of Serge Gnabry, head coach Vincent Kompany once again placed his trust in Jamal Musiala, aiming for him to link up with Luis Díaz and Michael Olise by creating space or delivering key passes. However, he was quite limited, allowing both wingers to be tightly marked by Marquinhos and Pacho. In addition, Bayern Munich once again struggled with space in behind, as Laimer and Josip Stanišić were completely outplayed by the French side. Even though the German side put a strong performance in creating space, PSG’s defensive solidity proved decisive and ultimately determined the result. In addition, Kompany made the necessary adjustments, but they came too late to turn things around, a costly mistake that limited his team’s potential. Alongside this, the French side managed to slow the game down in the second half, taking away any real chance of a comeback. Dembélé’s goal stolen spotlight from Harry Kane’s latest strike Just minutes before the match got underway, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia played a pass into midfield that was received by Fabián Ruiz. After controlling the ball, the Spaniard delivered a through pass back to the Georgian, who beat Dayot Upamecano for pace, reached the byline, and sent in a superb cross toward Ousmane Dembélé. Showing his top form, the 2025 Ballon d’Or winner finished first-time, beating a stunned Manuel Neuer. PICKING UP RIGHT WHERE WE LEFT OFF 😤🔥Ousmane Dembélé fires PSG in to the lead after just 2 minutes and 20 seconds 💥 pic.twitter.com/orFfaDK5ZM— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) May 6, 2026 After Kim Min-Jae, Lennart Karl, and Alphonso Davies got on field, Bayern Munich regained their best form and creating more clear chances. Following a pass from Joshua Kimmich to Alphonso Davies, the Canadian controlled the ball and played a short, precise pass to Harry Kane. Brilliantly, the Englishman controlled it first-time and turned to score. However, the effort proved in vain, as Dembélé’s goal ultimately decided the match, giving PSG the edge on aggregate. Harry Kane scores his 14th goal in 13 #UCL games this season but it is not enough for Bayern Munich 💔 pic.twitter.com/680Mvz3JUH— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) May 6, 2026
Following a contested first leg, Bayern Munich and PSG are gearing up for one of the most important matches of the UEFA Champions League semifinals second leg. While the German side has no key absences, the French side is dealing with a significant absence, forcing changes to the starting lineup. Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain are coming off one of the most exciting matchups in the Champions League. With no significant gap in the aggregate score, the tie remains wide open, which could push both teams to adopt an attacking approach, especially with their key stars in top form. However, Achraf Hakimi’s absence will force changes for PSG, something the German team could look to exploit as they make their own tactical adjustments. Despite not dominating possession, head coach Luis Enrique managed to make his team highly effective on the counterattack. With Vitinha and João Neves pulling the strings, the star trio of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Ousmane Dembélé, and Désiré Doué received clear opportunities to exploit the German side’s defense. However, they could face serious defensive issues with Warren Zaïre-Emery at right-back, as Hakimi’s absence will be difficult to cover. Unlike the French side, head coach Vincent Kompany has no new absences in his squad, and he has even recovered Lennart Karl, Tom Bischof, and Raphaël Guerreiro. Despite this, Bayern Munich will not make many changes to their starting lineup, with only the inclusion of Konrad Laimer. In addition, the attacking trio of Luis Díaz, Harry Kane, and Michael Olise is in top form, so they are once again expected to be the main protagonists. Both Bayern Munich and PSG have made it clear that they will not adjust their attacking approach. As a result, the 2025–26 UEFA Champions League semifinal second leg is expected to be highly competitive and full of goals. Consequently, strong defensive strategies will take on a key role, as they could prove decisive in securing victory. Vitinha of Paris Saint-Germain is challenged by Harry Kane of FC Bayern Munich Bayern Munich confirmed lineups vs PSG Although Bayern Munich are one goal down on aggregate, they will not make major changes to their starting lineup, as the team performed very well. However, head coach Vincent Kompany has opted for Konrad Laimer instead of Alphonso Davies, who did not stand out much in the first leg. In addition, high expectations are placed on Olise and Díaz, who could once again break through PSG’s defense, looking to provide goals or assists for Kane. Considering this, Bayern Munich will lineup as follows: Manuel Neuer; Josip Stanišić, Dayot Upamecano, Jonathan Tah, Konrad Laimer; Aleksandar Pavlović, Joshua Kimmich; Michael Olise, Jamal Musiala, Luis Diaz; Harry Kane. PSG confirmed lineups vs Bayern Munich Paris Saint-Germain arrive as clear favorites to defeat Bayern Munich and reach the UEFA Champions League final. However, head coach Luis Enrique is still dealing with the significant absences of Lucas Chevalier and Achraf Hakimi. As a result, the French side will rely on Warren Zaïre-Emery at right-back, while keeping the rest of the lineup unchanged. Ultimately, hopes are placed on Kvaratskhelia, Dembélé, and Doué, who already stood out in the first leg. With this in mind, PSG will play as follows: Matvey Safonov; Warren Zaire-Emery, Marquinhos, Willian Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Vitinha, Joao Neves, Fabian Ruiz; Desiré Doué, Ousmane Dembélé, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
After shining in the first leg against Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain have emerged as the favorite to reach the 2025-26 Champions League final. However, head coach Luis Enrique faces a tough challenge, as Achraf Hakimi will not be available, forcing adjustments to the defensive strategy. Paris Saint-Germain managed to surprise Bayern Munich, securing a solid victory in the first leg that gives them a significant advantage. Although they did not dominate the game, they were more effective, which greatly troubled their opponent. Despite this, head coach Luis Enrique faces a tough challenge, as the aggregate lead is only one goal and he will be without Achraf Hakimi, a highly significant absence. Achraf Hakimi will not be available for the Champions League semifinals second leg after suffering a right thigh injury in the previous match against Bayern Munich. However, Fabrice Hawkins goes further, reporting that the Moroccan has a hamstring tear, making it one of the most significant possible absences. Despite this, he could still be included in the squad if they secure their place in the final. In place of Hakimi, head coach Luis Enrique could opt for Warren Zaïre-Emery, who would provide strong balance to the team by consistently supporting the midfield. While the Frenchman has proven to be a world-class player, the absence of the Moroccan will be significant, as he excels both offensively and defensively, making him one of the best in his position. As a result, Désiré Doué may not have the same consistent support he enjoyed in the first leg. Warren Zaïre-Emery’s emergence as a right-back gives PSG several tactical alternatives. With the Frenchman, the team gains a world-class playmaker, allowing João Neves and Vitinha to contribute more offensively or improving ball progression from the back. However, the 20-year-old is not a defensive specialist, so he could struggle against Luis Díaz, potentially affecting the team’s stability against a powerful opposing attack. PSG star Achraf Hakimi and Warren Zaire-Emery. PSG rely on Marquinhos and Willian Pacho to restore stability Achraf Hakimi has established as one of the most important attacking full-backs in the world. However, his absence will likely be felt even more on the defensive side, as he is a key component in PSG head coach Luis Enrique’s system. With Désiré Doué dominating the flank, the absence of the full-back may be less noticeable in attack. In order to maintain defensive balance, Marquinhos and Willian Pacho remain the most important players. Throughout the season, both defenders have shown they can sustain the team’s defensive structure, excelling in one-on-one duels. In addition, Warren Zaïre-Emery does not tend to push forward as much as the Moroccan, so his defensive presence will be crucial, although he will need support from Marquinhos and Willian Pacho. Alongside this, Vitinha could also drop deeper to reinforce the defensive phase, which will be key against Bayern Munich.
PSG and Bayern Munich have played one of the best matches in the UEFA Champions League in recent years. Although both teams dominated offensively, braces from Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia secured the victory in the first leg of the semifinals. Paris Saint-Germain managed to defeat Bayern Munich in the first leg of the 2025–26 Champions League semifinals. While the French side caused damage through counterattacks, the German side dominated with an impressive build-up game that stood out throughout the match. Although both teams were effective in front of goal, braces from Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia decided the game, giving Luis Enrique’s side the advantage. Bayern Munich started the match in top form, dominating possession against the French side’s pressure and creating several scoring chances. In fact, an individual play from Luis Díaz resulted in a penalty after a foul by Willian Pacho. With his vast experience, Harry Kane converted the spot kick, giving his team the lead early in the game. However, their joy was short-lived, as they conceded two quick goals. HARRY KANE IS INEVITABLE 😤💥 pic.twitter.com/SXX1iNH5aU— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) April 28, 2026 Far from being shaken by Bayern’s early strike, PSG quickly identified their opponent’s main weakness: The space behind the defensive line. From there, Désiré Doué delivered an excellent through ball to Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who skillfully dribbled past Josip Stanišić to create space. With a superb finish, the Georgian found the equalizer, beating Manuel Neuer. IT HAD TO BE HIM! 😤Khvicha Kvaratskhelia dances past his defender and fires home the equalizer for PSG 💥 pic.twitter.com/GLILzypgEs— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) April 28, 2026 Building on their strong momentum, the French side managed to score another goal just two minutes later. After an excellent corner from Ousmane Dembélé, João Neves headed the ball, firing a powerful effort past Neuer to give PSG the lead. Although Michael Olise scored a fine goal to level the match for Bayern Munich, Dembélé restored his team’s advantage in the first half with a well-taken penalty. MICHAEL OLISE IS UNSTOPPABLE 🤯 pic.twitter.com/e9JQDj7cdd— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) April 28, 2026 Kvaratskhelia, Dembele braces overshadow Luis Diaz impressive goal Shortly after the start of the second half, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia extended PSG’s lead. Following a through ball from Vitinha, Achraf Hakimi received possession, beat Luis Díaz, and delivered an excellent cross. Although two teammates failed to connect, the Georgian winger arrived from the left flank to finish and beat Manuel Neuer with a low and strong strike. Capitalizing on Bayern Munich’s defensive lapse, PSG scored their fifth goal just two minutes after the previous one. Following an excellent team move led by Désiré Doué, who dribbled past Jonathan Tah, he played a pass to Ousmane Dembélé on the left flank. Showcasing his quality, the 2025 Ballon d’Or winner received the ball, beat his marker again, and created space before firing a powerful low shot past Manuel Neuer once more. TWO GOALS IN THREE MINUTES 🤯Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Ousmane Dembélé BOTH double their tallies in the game ⚡ pic.twitter.com/k5ip2FuIdn— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) April 28, 2026 Despite these two early goals, the German side maintained their attacking approach, managing to pull one back with a great header by Dayot Upamecano. Four minutes later, Luis Díaz scored one of the best goals of the season. After a long pass from Harry Kane, the Colombian controlled the ball first-time, dribbling past Marquinhos twice and firing a powerful shot into the top corner past Matev Safonov. However, they remained one goal short of tying the match. THE TOUCH. THE FINISH. 🫠Luis Díaz brings Bayern Munich back to within one goal with a special strike 🔥 pic.twitter.com/rs5BlKrgc5— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) April 28, 2026
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