Quentin Ndjantou, an 18-year-old forward/midfielder developed at Paris Saint-Germain and under professional contract until 2028, made a promising start before suffering a long-term injury in late 2025. There are now doubts regarding his future. PSG Inside Actus reports this Wednesday that a great many clubs are tracking him, with a loan move currently being considered.
“Many clubs are now inquiring about his situation and would like to bring him in next season.
In France, Rennes, Le Havre, and Toulouse are notably monitoring the situation closely.
In Spain, several clubs in the bottom half of the La Liga table are also showing interest, particularly Espanyol Barcelona.
In Germany, clubs like Bayer Leverkusen and RB Leipzig have also been mentioned as teams keeping an eye on his situation.
Italy is not being left out either, with several clubs also tracking the young Parisian. Como is among the interested parties.
However, this is by no means a permanent transfer. PSG does not wish to sell their young player and still counts on him for the future. The preferred option could therefore be a loan, allowing him to regain playing time, string matches together, and continue his development at the highest level.
These claims are quite credible, given that Ndjantou is a highly promising player with technical quality, game intelligence, and versatility. Several clubs could hope to strengthen their squads with this PSG academy graduate. He will struggle to secure regular playing time this season at a PSG side facing increased competition for places. Especially since he is returning from a long-term injury; time and match rhythm will be needed for him to get back to his best.
For now, nothing is certain. We have only seen rumors regarding the young player’s future, without any confirmation whatsoever. There is no talk of a concrete offer, let alone an agreement. A loan is not a magic solution for development, either, You have to be sure about the setup for the season and the prospects for playing time. Being part of the Paris squad on a daily basis is a factor that shouldn’t be overlooked. Let’s wait and see the outcome of the deliberations and discussions, which can be even more complex in the case of a loan (salary split, whether or not to include an option to buy, etc.).
