Köln signs Martin James as third-choice goalkeeper from PSG
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 6:14 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
1. FC Köln has reached an agreement to sign 18-year-old Martin James as a third-choice goalkeeper. The transfer, with future development in mind, follows James' recent release from Paris Saint-Germain after his contract expired this summer. He joined PSG's youth ranks in 2022 and was part of their squad during the Champions League campaign. James is scheduled for a medical examination on Friday before completing the transfer. Köln also added Nils Segelken to their goalkeeper coaching team, who will assist Peter Greiber in training.
- •Martin James, 18, joins Köln as a third-choice goalkeeper.
- •James was released from PSG this summer after joining their youth team in 2022.
- •He was included in PSG’s squad during their Champions League run.
- •Köln confirmed the addition of Nils Segelken to their coaching staff.
- •James is expected to undergo a medical check on Friday.
- 6:14 PMYahoo Sports — Köln set to sign former PSG youngster as third-choice goalkeeper
"1. FC Köln reached full agreement with 18-year-old Martin James as a new third-choice goalkeeper. Sky Sports reported the Frenchman will be signed with the future in mind as he’ll get to develop as...
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