Paris Saint-Germain aims to extend the contract of its Georgian winger, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (25), until 2032—even as he deals with an injury. According to RMC Sport journalist Fabrice Hawkins, talks are already underway, with club leadership looking to make him one of the highest-paid players on the team, while remaining within their established financial framework.
Despite his injury, PSG is firmly committed to extending Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s contract through 2032. Discussions have already begun. While Paris intends to adhere to its self-imposed financial constraints, the club’s leadership hopes to position the Georgian as one of its top earners.
This move sends a clear message of confidence to the Georgian player. It signals that Paris views its future with him, looking beyond his current period of unavailability rather than waiting for his return to the pitch to discuss what comes next. At a time that is inevitably difficult for the player, this push for an extension serves as a significant gesture of support from the club.
The salary component, however, will need to be ironed out during negotiations. Making Kvaratskhelia one of the squad’s highest-paid players while staying within set limits requires balancing individual recognition with financial stability. No specific figures have been mentioned at this stage.
Finally, it is important to distinguish between PSG’s ambition and the actual outcome of the talks: Fabrice Hawkins reports that discussions have begun and that the club’s leadership has expressed this desire, but no agreement with the player has been reached. An extension through 2032 is PSG’s goal—not yet a signed deal.
