Paris Saint-Germain are working to secure the long-term futures of two academy talents, targeting contract extensions for 19-year-old midfielder Quentin Ndjantou and 17-year-old right-back David Boly, RMC Sport reported.
Contract Extensions and Squad Planning in Paris
The club’s discussions with its younger prospects arrive alongside broader contract negotiations across the first-team squad. Paris Saint-Germain have opened talks with Désiré Doué regarding a contract extension, and similar discussions are underway with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia despite a serious knee injury that threatens to sideline the winger for the remainder of the campaign, according to RMC Sport. Within the squad, locking down the club’s emerging prospects forms a central pillar of long-term planning.
Quentin Ndjantou Eyes Five-Year Extension After Lyon Assist
Quentin Ndjantou represents a priority in that youth strategy. Regarded as a major talent from the club’s training centre, the 19-year-old midfielder is valued across the organization, with head coach Luis Enrique particularly appreciative of his versatility, RMC Sport reported. Club insiders believe that if the 1.82-metre midfielder avoids injury, his long-term future lies in the French capital.
Ndjantou first drew widespread attention last season during the team’s Champions League victory away at Barcelona. He returned to Ligue 1 action this week, marking his appearance by providing the assist for Mika Godts in a 2-0 win over Lyon, as noted by Dongqiudi. Paris Saint-Germain want to extend his current deal—which runs until June 2028—into a five-year agreement.
David Boly Approaches First Professional Deal at Right-Back
In the younger cohort, 17-year-old right-back David Boly is drawing attention in a position where elite prospects are traditionally scarce. Identified as a high-potential player capable of entering the first-team rotation in the medium term, the 1.81-metre defender is currently in discussions over his first professional contract, RMC Sport reported. While courted by outside interest, Boly reportedly prefers not to play suitors against each other because he considers Paris Saint-Germain the biggest club in the world.
Taking advantage of updated regulatory frameworks, the club aims to tie Boly down to a five-year professional deal, a duration now permissible for first professional contracts signed by players over the age of 18. Boly, who made a single Coupe de France appearance for the senior side last season, will reach his 18th birthday on January 22, 2027.
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