Quentin Ndjantou is closing in on a new contract with Paris Saint-Germain that will run until 2031, Canal Supporters PSG 24-7 reported.
The young forward is working his way back into prominence following a prolonged absence caused by a hamstring injury. Last season, manager Luis Enrique promoted the academy product to the first team for initial appearances.
Those early minutes showed promise before a series of setbacks stalled his momentum. The player born in Arpajon struggled to shake the hamstring issue that kept him sidelined for months.
Now fully recovered, Ndjantou remains part of the club’s long-term planning. His impending renewal highlights the capital club’s continued investment in its academy talent, known locally as “titis.”
Discussions regarding the long-term deal have reached an advanced stage, with official confirmation expected in the coming weeks. The proposed agreement until 2031 secures the teenager’s immediate developmental pathway in Paris.
Ndjantou faces heightened expectations once the paperwork is finalized. He previously delivered a strong substitute appearance against Olympique Lyonnais in Ligue 1, demonstrating his capability at the senior level.
Stéphane Moreau, who coached Ndjantou at the under-19 level in Paris, has noticed a distinct transformation in the player’s style. The former youth coach highlighted the tactical adjustments made by the current first-team staff.
“Il est de retour après une longue blessure. Je trouve qu’il a déjà énormément progressé,” Moreau told the After Paris podcast, as reported by Canal Supporters PSG 24-7.
“Il a aussi connu une évolution dans son jeu. De base, il était attaquant, voire joueur excentré. Maintenant, Luis Enrique l’utilise dans le cœur du jeu. Je trouve que cela met ses qualités en valeur,” Moreau added.
