Pablo Rosario

Pablo Rosario contract and transfer fees

Pablo Rosario's contract with Porto runs until 30 June 2029 (31 months left). The final six months open on 1 January 2029, when FIFA rules let him agree a pre-contract elsewhere.

Pablo Rosario has moved for €10m in disclosed transfer fees since 2015 (3 paid transfers). The biggest: €6m, PSV to Nice, Jul 2021.

Porto paid €4m for Pablo Rosario in August 2025. His value is now €11m, €7m above the fee. That is €77k per appearance across his 49 for them so far.

Pablo Rosario transfer history and what each club made

• Almere City · sold to Jong PSV for €165k (Jul 2016)
• Jong PSV · signed from Almere City for €165k (Jul 2016)
• PSV · academy graduate · sold to Nice for €6m (Jul 2021) · profit for PSV €6m
• Nice · signed from PSV for €6m (Jul 2021) · sold to Porto for €4m (Aug 2025) · loss for Nice €2m
• Porto · signed from Nice for €4m (Aug 2025) · current club

Pablo Rosario injury record and availability

Pablo Rosario has no injury or suspension on record as of 10 Nov 2026.

In the 2026/27 league season Pablo Rosario has played 836 of a possible 990 minutes (84%): 9 starts and 11 appearances in 11 games, average rating 6.93.

Since 2020, Pablo Rosario has had 6 injury spells: 90 days out and 16 games missed. Most frequent: muscle injury (2 times). Longest: leg injury, 27 days (Jan 2025).

• 2026/27: no injury recorded
• 2025/26: no injury recorded
• 2024/25: 2 spells, 41 days out, 7 games missed

Porto injury list

Pablo Rosario international career: Dominican Republic caps

Pablo Rosario has 13 senior caps for Dominican Republic and 1 international goal.

Last 12 months: 4 caps, 4 starts, 360 minutes in 5 matchday squads. Last in the squad on 3 Oct 2026.

Pablo Rosario: club-trained at Ajax

Pablo Rosario is club-trained at Ajax: our record shows him registered there for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21.

• Ajax

We count a player as club-trained when his record shows him registered with the club for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21 (UEFA's home-grown test), wherever he started and whatever he cost; time on loan counts for the club that borrowed him.