Drew Fernandez, an 18-year-old midfielder, made a swift debut for Paris Saint-Germain following his recent transfer from Barcelona, which had raised some concerns for coach Hansi Flick. His first appearance came during the French league classic against Olympique Marseille, where he substituted in the 77th minute as PSG dominated the match, ending with a decisive 5-0 victory. Fernandez's performance came in a high-stakes environment, showcasing his skills against a traditional rival.

In his initial minutes on the field, Drew demonstrated significant effectiveness. He completed all 11 of his passes successfully and won all four of his duels, alongside showcasing his talent with a successful dribble and long pass. These statistics highlight his readiness to contribute to PSG and set a positive tone for his future at the club. After the match, both the player's and the club's satisfaction was evident as they shared this memorable moment on social media.

Drew expressed his enthusiasm for joining PSG, stating there is "no better place than PSG". This sense of eagerness and positive debut comes at a crucial time as the team aims for success in domestic and European competitions. His performance might mark the beginning of a promising career, not just for him but also as a strategic addition for the Parisian club as they look to solidify their dominance in French football and beyond.