Teenage left-back Emmanuel Mbemba is being linked with a move from Paris Saint-Germain’s U19 side to Bayern Munich, with the Bundesliga champions reportedly tracking the Franco-Congolese defender’s rapid rise.
The 17-year-old, who plays primarily at left-back for PSG’s U19s, has emerged as a rumoured target for Bayern as they continue to scout Europe’s leading academy talents. The speculation, originating from transfer data lists, currently carries an unclear probability rating marked simply as “?”, underlining that talks, if any, are at a very early stage.
Mbemba has no registered market value listed in the latest data, a fact that has only fuelled debate over what sort of fee would be required if Bayern attempt to prise him away from Paris. With no contract details publicly available and no expiry date stated, observers have also raised the theoretical prospect that the defender could, in future, move as a free agent should negotiations over his long-term future in Paris stall.
Born in Melun on 20 March 2008, Mbemba represents Paris Saint-Germain at U19 level and is eligible for both France and DR Congo. A left-footed defender standing at 1.79m, he has come through PSG’s youth ranks after joining from Melun FC Jugend, stepping up from PSG’s U17s to the U19s ahead of the 2024–25 season in France’s National U19 – Group A.
No official match data is provided in the current dataset for specific recent fixtures, so assessments of his performances remain confined to scouting interest and his swift promotion through the youth categories rather than any documented standout display in a named game.
If Bayern do decide to formalise their interest, a move to Germany’s top flight from PSG’s academy would represent a significant turning point for Mbemba, potentially accelerating his path towards senior football and shaping both his reputation and international prospects in the coming years.
