Lucas Beraldo
PSG
Converts penalty in win
Beraldo scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) in Saturday's 3-1 victory versus Le Mans.
Analysis: Beraldo opened the scoring in the 19th minute from the penalty spot, recording his first Ligue 1 goal of the season. He played 59 minutes before being replaced by Fabian Ruiz, having benefited from PSG's squad rotation ahead of Wednesday's Champions League encounter against Manchester City. Beraldo has accumulated 154 minutes across four league appearances, including two starts, and remains behind Vitinha, Joao Neves and Fabian Ruiz in the central midfield pecking order. His opportunities could continue to depend on rotation as PSG navigate their demanding schedule.
Extended until 2031
Beraldo has been extended by PSG until 2031, according to his club.
Analysis: Beraldo has found himself with a new deal with PSG, extending until 2031 after debuting with the club in 2023. This comes after the defender has been a rotational option for the club in league play the past few seasons, with 22 starts being his most in a season. He continues to be a versatile option for the club between the defense and midfield, already starting in one of the club's three games this season.
One goal, one assist
Beraldo scored one goal and assisted once from two shots and six chances created in Saturday's 3-0 victory against Angers.
Analysis: Beraldo delivered a standout performance in Saturday's 3-0 win over Angers, first assisting Senny Mayulu's goal in the first half with a perfectly threaded through ball into the box, then diverting Kang-In Lee's cross into the net with his shoulder in the second half for his second Ligue 1 goal of the season, while adding a season-high six key passes and three clearances. Beraldo has now made three consecutive starts in midfield in Ligue 1, showcasing his full range of qualities match after match in this new role under coach Luis Enrique.
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