Paris Saint-Germain are working to secure the futures of two promising academy players, with Quentin Ndjantou close to a contract extension while David Boly remains the subject of interest from other European clubs.
According to French newspaper Le Parisien, Ndjantou could extend his PSG contract until June 2031. The 19-year-old Franco-Cameroonian forward is currently tied to the club until June 2028.
PSG want to build on Ndjantou’s potential and continue his development within their sporting project. The proposed extension would underline the club’s desire to retain one of the leading young talents emerging from its academy.
The situation is less certain for Boly, however. The 17-year-old Franco-Ivorian right-back has yet to sign his first professional contract, despite PSG’s wish to keep him in the capital.
Several European clubs are monitoring Boly’s progress, with Arsenal and Eintracht Frankfurt among those showing interest in the defender. That competition means PSG must convince him that continuing his development in Paris is the best option, rather than accepting approaches from elsewhere.
The contrasting situations leave the club with two separate priorities. Ndjantou could soon have clarity over his long-term future, while Boly’s contract remains an issue requiring close attention from the Parisian hierarchy.
PSG will soon play their 11th Ligue 1 match of the season against OGC Nice.
