Marquinhos

Marquinhos has established himself as a central figure in football, captaining both Paris Saint-Germain and the Brazil national team, and achieving remarkable success in domestic and international competitions. After winning the 2012 Copa Libertadores with Corinthians, Marquinhos swiftly established himself as a rising talent in global football. Having made his senior debut for Corinthians earlier that year, his impactful performances led to a significant move to European football. In July 2012, he joined Italian club Roma on a one-year loan, where he quickly became a staple, playing 26 Serie A games and contributing to the club’s run to the Coppa Italia final.

Marquinhos marked his 300th appearance for PSG in 2021 and continued to make history for the club. In 2024, he equaled and subsequently broke Jean-Marc Pilorget’s all-time appearances record for PSG, reaching 436 games and now exceeding 450 appearances, solidifying his status as a club legend. His elite performance was further highlighted in 2025 as he featured in his 100th Champions League match and his 100th international match for Brazil, showcasing his consistency at the highest levels of the sport. In 2025, Marquinhos achieved a career-defining milestone by captaining Paris Saint-Germain to their first-ever UEFA Champions League title, completing a historic continental treble for the club.

Currently, Marquinhos serves as captain for both Paris Saint-Germain and the Brazil national team, maintaining his position as a central figure in world football and one of the most respected and marketable defenders in the game.