With the revelation Quentin Ndjantou, he is the other Titi to have been launched into the pros by Luis Enrique this season. Against Auxerre (2-0), on September 27, Mathis Jangeal discovered the atmosphere of the Parc des Princes for the first time by returning for the last ten minutes in place of Kang-in Lee, number 41 on his back, four days before being on the bench in the Champions League, in Barcelona.
At 17 years old, this versatile midfielder, both scorer and passer, continues his merry way in the antechamber of the pros. With the U19s, he had a convincing first part of the season which attracted more and more recruiters to observe him. Among the interested clubs is Eintracht Frankfurt, which has already taken the lead in presenting its project.
The German club, which counts Jean-Mattéo Bahoya, Elye Wahi and Farès Chaibi in its squad, is always very attentive to the market for French-speaking players and appreciates, according to our information, the qualities of the Parisian.
PSG made him an offer
While his aspiring contract ends in June 2026, Mathis Jangeal will decide in the coming weeks the direction he wishes to take his career. Apart from Frankfurt, who are really very interested in his profile, other clubs – particularly English – would be attentive to the situation.
At the same time, PSG made a first professional contract offer this fall which has not yet been successful. Questioned by PSG TV after his professional debut, Mathis Jangeal, from the PSG Academy in Martinique, declared his attachment to “the club he loves”. As is often the case in such cases, the question of playing time and development space promises to be central in the negotiations.
The player has already scored twice this season in the Youth League, against Leverkusen and Bayern Munich. Depending on the matches, he is used at the forefront of the attack or in a relay midfield position.
