PSG wants to secure two major talents, Quentin Ndjantou and David Boly

PSG in talks to extend contracts with academy talents Ndjantou (19) and Boly (17), aiming for five-year deals to secure their long-term futures.

PSG is moving to secure two of its brightest academy prospects on long-term contracts. Midfielder Quentin Ndjantou, 19, is being offered a contract extension to 2033 after impressing manager Luis Enrique with his versatility and consistency. The midfielder, who featured in PSG's Champions League win over Barcelona last season, recently provided an assist in the 2-0 victory over Lyon. His current deal runs until June 2028.

Right-back David Boly, 17, is also in negotiations over his first professional contract. The club wants to tie him down to a five-year deal, taking advantage of new regulations that allow five-year first professional contracts for players over 18. Boly, who will turn 18 on 22 January 2027, is seen as a major prospect in a position where academy-trained talent is scarce at PSG. The teenager has already featured in a Coupe de France match and is viewed as capable of rotating into the squad in the medium term.