PSG target long-term deal for Ndjantou as Boly future remains unresolved

Paris Saint-Germain are working to secure the futures of two promising academy players, with Quentin Ndjantou close to extending his contract while uncertainty continues over David Boly.

Ndjantou, a 19-year-old Franco-Cameroonian forward, could sign a new deal running until June 2031, according to Le Parisien. The Parisian club want to commit to his potential and continue his development as part of their sporting project.

The teenager is currently under contract with PSG until June 2028, but the proposed extension would provide the club with a longer-term agreement and underline their confidence in his progress.

PSG are also attempting to retain Boly, who has yet to sign his first professional contract. The 17-year-old French-Ivorian right-back is regarded as one of the promising players in the club’s academy, but his situation has attracted interest from several clubs across Europe.

Arsenal and Eintracht Frankfurt are among the teams monitoring Boly’s development and showing interest in his profile. That competition has made negotiations a significant priority for PSG, who must persuade the defender to continue his progression in the French capital rather than respond to approaches from elsewhere.

The two cases therefore present different levels of certainty for the club. Ndjantou could soon have his future settled through a long-term renewal, while Boly’s position remains unresolved as PSG attempt to prevent one of their highly regarded young players from leaving before signing a professional deal.

PSG will shortly play their 11th-day match in the French championship against OGC Nice.