Kevin Trapp

Executive Summary

Kevin Christian Trapp is a German goalkeeper, born on 8 July 1990, currently playing for Paris FC. He returned to the Paris region in August 2025 after spells in Germany and France, and is operating as the first-choice keeper in Ligue 1 during the 2026/2027 campaign.

Playing Style and Key Attributes

Trapp is described as renowned for his reflexes, game reading and leadership. The Paris FC profile notes an impressive career path built on top-level experience and the ability to guide young talents. Metrics from the current Ligue 1 season show a save percentage of 80% from 12 shots on target faced, with 10 saves and 3 clean sheets in 5 appearances totalling 487 minutes. He has recorded 2 above-expectation saves and 4 shots saved with no rebound, a no-rebound save rate of 40%. The data logs zero positional mistakes on shot, zero big positional mistakes and zero saveable goals conceded. Defensively he contributes with 4 interceptions and 5 pass interceptions. Match notes highlight a period of strong clean-sheet form, with three clean sheets in four games at one stage, and also an occasion where he conceded an own goal in a 2-1 win over Strasbourg.

Career and Recent Context

Trapp developed at Kaiserslautern, moving through the youth ranks from January 2005 and reaching the senior side in January 2008. He signed for Eintracht Frankfurt in January 2012 for a fee of €1.5m, then moved to Paris Saint-Germain in August 2015 for €9.5m. After a spell back in Germany with Eintracht Frankfurt from August 2018, he returned to Paris Saint-Germain in June 2019 and moved back to Eintracht Frankfurt in July 2019 for €7m. In August 2025 he joined Paris FC for a fee of €1m. At Paris FC he has started five league games this season, keeping three clean sheets and making ten saves.

Transfers and Outlook

The contract with Paris FC runs until 30 June 2028.