INFO RMC SPORT – As reigning European champions, PSG is already looking ahead, aiming to keep Quentin Ndjantou and David Boly on board for the long term.
Contract talks are under way for key squad members. RMC Sport reports that negotiations with Désiré Doué have begun for an extension, and similar discussions surround Khvicha Kvaratskhelia despite his serious knee injury that could sideline him for the rest of the season. Securing the club’s future also means tying down its promising youngsters.
Nineteen‑year‑old midfielder Quentin Ndjantou, a 1.82 m academy standout, is praised for his versatility, especially by Luis Enrique. If he stays fit, his career could unfold at PSG for years to come. After debuting in last season’s Champions League triumph, he provided the assist for Mika Godts’ goal in a 2‑0 win over Lyon this week. The club wants to stretch his deal, currently running until June 2028, to five years. In my view, Ndjantou could become a cornerstone for Paris.
A five‑year first contract for Boly?
Seventeen‑year‑old right‑back David Boly is another bright prospect in a position where talent is scarce. Identified early as a high‑potential player who could join the rotation, he is the only youngster besides Hakimi trained for that role. PSG is negotiating his first professional contract, eyeing a five‑year deal now permissible for players over 18. He featured in a Coupe de France match last season and will turn 18 on 22 January 2027.