Paris Saint-Germain is working on the futures of three key attacking players: PSG winger Ousmane Dembélé (29), PSG winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (25), and PSG attacking midfielder Désiré Doué (21). However, according to Djamel and Abdellah Boulma on X, progress on these matters is moving at different paces.
Three situations at very different stages
Djamel:
As mentioned during the stream on August 20, the plan was for the club to focus on extending Désiré Doué’s contract following the talks regarding Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s extension—a story revealed exclusively.
Désiré Doué and the club have agreed to take their time and negotiate calmly over the coming months, without any rush.
Abdellah Boulma:
Update on PSG contract extensions:
Dembélé through to 2030: it’s all but a done deal.
Kvaratskhelia is discussing an extension through to 2031.
Regarding Doué, initial exchanges have taken place, but discussions remain informal at this stage.
Both sources agree that the process regarding Désiré Doué has begun and that there is no urgency surrounding his future. Djamel speaks of negotiations expected to continue at a measured pace over the coming months, while Abdellah Boulma notes that the exchanges remain informal. The matter therefore appears to be only just entering its preparatory phase.
PSG aims to secure its attacking core for the long term
The immediate priority appears to be Ousmane Dembélé, whose extension through to 2030 is reportedly close to being finalized. Discussions are also underway with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia regarding a new contract running until 2031. As for Désiré Doué, Paris Saint-Germain has more time and does not appear keen to artificially accelerate negotiations.
This series of discussions reflects a clear objective: to retain the key figures of Paris’s attacking project for the long term. However, the situations are at different stages of progress and still await official confirmation from the club or the players involved.
