PSG line up Maghnes Akliouche on lucrative long-term deal to 2031

Paris Saint-Germain have reached a full agreement to sign Maghnes Akliouche on a long-term contract running until June 2031, with only a medical now standing between the attacking midfielder and a move to the Parc des Princes.

All contractual details between PSG, the 24-year-old and his camp have been settled, according to transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano, ending the final doubts surrounding one of the most closely watched transfer stories of the summer in French football.

Akliouche, who holds both French and Algerian nationality, is set to commit to an eight-year deal with the French champions. The agreement does not include an automatic option for an additional season.

The length of the contract underlines PSG’s intention to make Akliouche a central figure in their long-term planning. Club executives see the midfielder as a key component in their ongoing attempt to build a squad capable of delivering both immediate results and sustained success.

Major financial package agreed

Financially, the package reflects the growing status of the player. Akliouche is expected to earn around €4m net per season at PSG, a salary level that signals the club’s strong belief in his potential and importance to their future.

The commitment places Akliouche among the better-rewarded emerging talents in Ligue 1 and confirms the high regard in which he is held by decision-makers in the French capital.

Having impressed observers with his technical ability, creativity and influence in the final third, Akliouche has come to be viewed as one of the most promising profiles in French football. PSG’s move is seen internally as a strategic investment, both sporting and financial, in a player whose development trajectory they believe is still on the rise.

Medical to clear way for official unveiling

The final formality before the transfer is completed will be the medical examination. Akliouche is expected in Paris shortly to undergo the standard tests before putting pen to paper on his contract.

Barring any late complications at that stage, PSG are poised to confirm the arrival of their new signing and present him to supporters as a player expected to take on a significant role over the coming years.

For PSG, the deal fits into a broader recruitment approach that aims to blend short-term ambition with the construction of a squad geared towards the future. By tying Akliouche down to 2031 on a substantial salary, the club are making clear that they view him as a long-term asset around whom part of their next cycle can be built.

This agreement also marks a personal milestone for Akliouche, who is about to take what is described as a major step forward in his career by joining one of Europe’s leading clubs, with a contract that reflects both his current level and his perceived potential.