Club-pair archive

Players who played for both Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain

Our snapshot records 20 footballers at both clubs. Read their names and recorded years below; youth and loan records may be included.

Player Marseille Paris Saint-Germain
1 Lassana DiarraFrance
2015–2017 2018–2019
2 Gabriel HeinzeArgentina
2009–2011 2001–2004
3 Kaba DiawaraGuinea
1999–2000 2000–2004
4 Édouard CisséFrance
2009–2011 1997–2007
5 Hatem Ben ArfaFrance
2008–2011 2016–2018
6 Adrien RabiotFrance
2024–2025 2012–2019
7 Claude MakéléléFrance
1997–1998 2008–2011
8 Stéphane DalmatFrance
1999–2000 2000–2001
9 Timothy WeahUnited States
2025–2026 2018–2023
10 Lorik CanaAlbania
2005–2009 2002–2005
11 Zoumana CamaraFrance
2000 2007–2015
12 Djamel BelmadiAlgeria
1997–2003 1992–1996
13 Frédéric DéhuFrance
2004–2006 2000–2004
14 Peter LuccinFrance
1998–2000 2000–2004
15 Péguy LuyindulaFrance
2004–2007 2007–2012
16 Fabrice FiorèseFrance
2004–2008 2002–2004
17 Fabrice AbrielFrance
2009–2011 1999–2004
18 Jérôme AlonzoFrance
1995–1997 2001–2008
19 Jérôme LeroyFrance
2000–2003 1994–2002
20 Modeste M'Bami
2006–2009 2003–2006

Years show the first and last recorded season at that club. For players with two separate stints the range spans both.

Source: CrossOver Football’s Transfermarkt-based career snapshot. A verified snapshot update date is unavailable; this is not live data. Loan and youth records may be merged into a parent club. Recorded years are not proof of uninterrupted senior appearances or a direct transfer. See our data scope and corrections policy.

Reading the Marseille–Paris Saint-Germain connection

Lassana Diarra, Gabriel Heinze, Kaba Diawara are among the names recorded at both clubs. These are career links: the players need not have moved directly between the two clubs.

The latest year among these records is 2026, for Timothy Weah. This is a snapshot date within a career record, not confirmation of the player’s current club.

Use the years to distinguish an early career spell from a later return. A merged year range can span separate spells; consult the underlying record before treating it as continuous first-team service.

Use the pairing as a football quiz

Try to name one connection before looking at the table, then compare your answer. In a shared-player duel, the challenge is to recall a valid name before your opponent. This web archive is a reference snapshot, not a guarantee about today’s live game pool.

For a different combination, use the two-club player finder or browse the full shared-player archive.

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