PSG open talks to extend contract of French-Cameroonian youngster Quentin Ndjantou

Paris Saint-Germain are looking to secure the long-term future of Quentin Ndjantou by offering the 19-year-old winger a new five-year contract.

According to RMC Sport, negotiations are already underway as the reigning European champions seek to keep the France youth international at the club.

Ndjantou has made just one first-team appearance for PSG this season, playing nine minutes after coming off the bench in Ligue 1.

Ndjantou hoping for more first-team opportunities

The winger made his breakthrough into the senior team last season but has struggled to establish himself in Luis Enrique’s plans during the current campaign.

However, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s ACL injury could create an opportunity for Ndjantou to earn more playing time and impress the PSG head coach.

The French club are therefore looking to manage both his immediate development and his long-term future as they work towards securing a new agreement.

PSG also target David Boly deal

Ndjantou is not the only young player whose future PSG are looking to secure.

According to RMC Sport, the club are also working towards offering 17-year-old David Boly his first professional contract.