PSG close to contract extensions for Dembélé, Hakimi and key stars

Paris Saint-Germain is advancing significantly on a series of key player contract extensions amid a strong run of form that sees the club leading both Ligue 1 and the Champions League phase on a ten-match winning streak. According to TOP Mercato, insider Abdellah Boulma confirms that the contract extension for Ousmane Dembélé through June 2030 is fully completed, with only the official announcement remaining.

Ousmane Dembélé and Désiré Doué Contract Talks

The reported agreement with Dembélé highlights a broader internal strategy to secure the club’s major talents. Alongside this finalized dossier, discussions are ongoing without precipitation between the PSG leadership and Désiré Doué. RMC Sport previously reported in late October that Paris had submitted an initial verbal extension offer to the in-form forward, as the club aims to build around the French winger and secure his long-term future, though no rapid agreement is expected for Doué.

PSG Advances Contract Extensions for Hakimi and Kvaratskhelia

Additional movement involves defensive and attacking stars. Achraf Hakimi, who signed a new deal until June 2029 a year and a half ago, is advancing rapidly toward a new agreement. Nicolo Schira indicates that the Moroccan right-back is moving closer to an extension until June 2031 with PSG, which is expected to include a substantial salary increase for the 28-year-old player. Meanwhile, despite a serious knee injury, positions are also closing between the Parisian board and Georgian winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia regarding a desired extension through June 2032, while discussions concerning another star are simultaneously being held internally.

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