Quentin Ndjantou, a 19-year-old forward/midfielder developed at Paris Saint-Germain and currently under a professional contract until 2028, made a promising start before suffering a long-term injury toward the end of 2025. Now that he has returned to competitive play, RMC Sport reports that PSG is working on a contract extension for the academy product. Additionally, discussions are underway with 17-year-old right-back David Boly regarding his first professional contract.
“Paris Saint-Germain aims to extend Quentin Ndjantou’s contract, tying him to the club for the next five years. Negotiations between the parties involved have already begun.
At the same time, PSG’s management is also negotiating the first professional contract for David Boly. The academy talent views PSG as the biggest club in the world and wishes to commit his long-term future to the capital club.”
This report is credible and makes logical sense. Furthermore, this particular journalist generally does not make speculative claims regarding PSG’s academy players. Both Ndjantou and Boly are highly talented, and it is clear the club wants them to continue their development in a PSG jersey. The former has already begun to carve out a spot within the professional squad, while the latter is gradually moving closer to that level.
That said, it is not yet a guarantee that both deals will be finalized; disagreements can always arise. It is also likely that other clubs are positioning themselves to pursue these players. Hopefully, we will hear some positive news soon.
