Paris Saint-Germain are weighing up the possibility of extending Senny Mayulu’s contract as the teenager’s stock continues to rise within the club’s first-team ranks.
Born in France to Congolese parents, Mayulu’s progress has not gone unnoticed at the Parc des Princes, with growing belief that he could become a mainstay in PSG’s future setup.
The 19-year-old attacking midfielder is already under contract until June 2027, but club officials are reportedly eager to secure his long-term future even further.
According to French journalist Fabrice Hawkins, PSG’s head coach Luis Enrique and sporting advisor Luis Campos are both impressed with Mayulu’s development and believe he is thriving in the current team environment.
The club is now planning to avoid signing competition in his position, a clear indication of the faith they have in his potential and a move aimed at giving him more playing time.
Mayulu made headlines with his impactful display in PSG’s FIFA Club World Cup group stage opener against Atletico Madrid, where he came off the bench in the 65th minute and scored a decisive goal in the 85th.
It was a moment that showcased his readiness to step up on the big stage and reinforced the club’s belief in his talent.
Over the course of the 2024/25 season, Mayulu has featured in 30 matches across all competitions, scoring six goals and providing three assists.
His technical ability, composure, and tactical intelligence have made him one of the standout young talents in Ligue 1.
