Marcos Aoás Corrêa

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League: Ligue 1Team: Paris Saint-GermainNationality: Brazil
Positions:CBRBDMAge: ~32

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€16.1m€52.0m
Confidence: 73%
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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 77 / 100·Confidence 73%

Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration74

Quick recovery pace to snuff out through balls behind the PSG line. (conf 0.75)

Top speed72

Solid but not elite straight-line speed for a top-tier center back. (conf 0.7)

Agility78

Nimble turning and body positioning let him cover both flanks in a back three. (conf 0.75)

Stamina80

Durable engine that lets him play CB, RB and defensive midfield in the same season. (conf 0.75)

Control

First touch78

Clean control under pressure typical of Brazilian-schooled defenders. (conf 0.75)

Dribbling70

Comfortable carrying the ball out of defense without overdoing it. (conf 0.65)

Ball shielding77

Uses frame well to protect the ball when stepping into midfield. (conf 0.7)

Ball striking65

Adequate long-range technique but rarely called upon to shoot. (conf 0.55)

Distribution

Short passing82

Reliable progressive passer who helps PSG build from the back. (conf 0.8)

Long passing75

Capable of switching play though not a primary distributor like a deep-lying playmaker. (conf 0.7)

Crossing55

Limited crossing output, mostly used when deployed at right back. (conf 0.5)

Vision78

Reads the game well enough to break lines with vertical passes from the back. (conf 0.72)

Chance threat

Finishing48

Minimal goal threat, scores occasionally from set pieces or close range. (conf 0.5)

Shot selection55

Rarely shoots and picks his moments sparingly on set plays. (conf 0.5)

Off-ball movement68

Sensible positional discipline rather than making dangerous forward runs. (conf 0.6)

Set-piece shot50

Not a designated set-piece taker, occasional aerial threat instead. (conf 0.45)

Duels

Aerial84

Commanding in the box and a consistent set-piece defensive threat. (conf 0.82)

Ground duels83

Excellent timing in tackles, rarely dragged out of position one-on-one. (conf 0.8)

Defense

Pressing intensity74

Engages proactively as part of PSG's coordinated high line and press. (conf 0.68)

Defensive disruption80

Consistently wins interceptions by anticipating passing lanes. (conf 0.75)

Defensive positioning88

Elite spatial awareness anchoring PSG's back line for over a decade. (conf 0.85)

Mental

Composure86

Rarely rattled under pressure, a calming presence as team captain. (conf 0.82)

Decision making84

Smart choices on when to step, cover or recycle possession. (conf 0.78)

Work rate85

Willingly covers multiple positions across a long, demanding season. (conf 0.78)

Resilience

Injury reliability72

Generally durable career with occasional muscular niggles. (conf 0.65)

Outlook

Potential55

Early thirties veteran likely maintaining rather than improving his level. (conf 0.6)

Reputation84

Long-time PSG captain and multiple Ligue 1 titles, respected Brazil international. (conf 0.82)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

Marquinhos is the composed Brazilian center back who has anchored Paris Saint-Germain's defense since 2013 and now captains the side. Comfortable at center back, right back or as a defensive midfielder, he reads the game superbly, wins duels cleanly and distributes calmly from the back. Now in his early thirties, he remains a key leader for a squad that won the Champions League in 2025, and continues to captain both PSG and feature for the Brazil national team.

Long-serving PSG captain who has won numerous Ligue 1 titles with the club.

Part of the PSG squad that won the UEFA Champions League in 2025.

Regular member of the Brazil national team setup for over a decade.

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