Spanish forward Marco Asensio has joined Paris Saint Germain (PSG) on a free transfer, the club announced on Thursday.
Asensio, 27, signed a three-year contract with the club which will keep him in the French capital till 2026.
“Paris Saint-Germain are delighted to announce the signing of Marco Asensio. The Spanish forward joins the Parisian club on a three-year deal through to June 2026,” the club said in an official statement.
Marco Asensio has won 17 titles playing for Real Madrid, which included three European Cups, four Club World Cups, three European Super Cups, three La Liga, one Copa del Rey and three Spanish Super Cups.
“It’s a privilege to be part of this great club,” said Marco Asensio on joining PSG. “I’m looking forward to joining my new teammates and working with them to achieve some great goals.”
The 27-year-old featured in 286 matches for Los Blancos and netted 61 goals and assisted 32 times.
PSG also confirmed another signing today, announcing Milan Skriniar on the same day. The Slovakian defender joined the French club on a five-year deal from Inter Milan.
Earlier on Wednesday, Luis Enrique was announced as the new PSG manager signing a two-year deal.
Enrique, 53, joined the French capital after spending seven months as a free agent leaving his role as Spain's head coach after they were knocked out in the Round of 16 by Morocco in the World Cup 2022 in Qatar.
“Paris Saint-Germain is delighted to announce that Luis Enrique has been named as its first team's new head coach, with the Spanish manager signing a two-year contract,” the club stated in an official statement.
"I'm delighted to be joining Paris in order to enjoy a new experience," Enrique said on joining PSG. "It's so exciting to meet new people, to live in this city, to learn a new language and, above all, to manage PSG."
Luis Enrique has previously managed Spanish club FC Barcelona (FCB) where he spent three seasons and guided the club to nine titles.
The Spaniard won the treble in his first season with the Catalan club where he defeated Real Madrid in the league title race, Juventus in the UEFA Champions League (UCL) final and Athletic Bilbao in Copa del Rey final.