Paris Saint-Germain are using the international break to lock down the core of their side. According to Sports Mole, reporting an update from Le Parisien, the extensions of Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia are well advanced, with three deals close and several more files open at the Parc des Princes.
Dembélé, the 2025 Ballon d'Or winner, is expected to commit until June 2030. Kvaratskhelia is set to follow him, extending until June 2032 — a remarkable show of faith, because the Georgian winger is recovering from a serious knee injury and Paris have not changed the terms on offer.
The two names at the top of the list
Dembélé's current deal runs to 2028, so a renewal to 2030 keeps the Ballon d'Or winner in Paris through what should be his peak years and removes any doubt about his future before it can become a saga. For a club that once watched its biggest names run contracts down, that is a deliberate change of approach.
Kvaratskhelia's file is the bolder one. PSG Talk, also citing Le Parisien's reporting, says the same two extensions are lined up, and the detail that matters is the injury: Paris are pressing ahead on the original terms despite the former Napoli winger's serious knee problem. The message to the player is simple — recover properly, your place here is not in question.
The academy and the captain are part of the same plan
This is not only about the stars. Negotiations to extend Quentin Ndjantou are also advanced: the 19-year-old, who can play on the left wing or in midfield, should be tied down until June 2031. Paris also want a first professional contract for 17-year-old right-back David Boly, who wants to stay at his boyhood club but is a priority target for Eintracht Frankfurt and is also wanted by Arsenal.
Talks with Désiré Doué began several weeks ago and are not yet advanced, while Le Parisien also reports that the hierarchy have raised a new contract with the entourage of captain Marquinhos. The Brazilian, at the club since 2013, is under contract until 2028, and his own position on an extension is not yet known.
What it locks in for Luis Enrique
PSG went into the break top of Ligue 1 with 23 points from ten matches, two clear of Lille, having already beaten Troyes to keep their run going while the rest of the division — Lens among them — changed managers and chased stability. A settled squad is Paris's edge: while rivals rebuild, Luis Enrique's two-time European champions are spending the break removing future transfer windows from their list of problems.
There is still work to finish. Doué's talks will take time, Marquinhos has not given his answer, and Boly's signature matters precisely because Frankfurt and Arsenal are circling. But if Dembélé and Kvaratskhelia sign as expected, the two most valuable attackers in the squad are settled well into the next decade, and every other negotiation gets easier.
Beyond the Final Whistle: This is what grown-up squad building looks like. PSG are not chasing the next galáctico — they are paying to keep the team that already conquered Europe together, backing an injured star on full terms and tying down teenagers before the Premier League and the Bundesliga can tempt them away. If these deals land, Paris's biggest rivals next summer will not be other clubs. They will be their own wage bill.
Which of these deals matters most for PSG — Dembélé, Kvaratskhelia, or the captain? Tell us in the comments.
