PSG transfer window: Dembélé injured but already set for extension

Ousmane Dembélé, 29, is injured but should extend his contract soon with Paris Saint‑Germain. The case finally seems to be reaching its goal, according to insider Djamel, who says a principle agreement has been reached between the player and the Parisian management.

On his social media, he announced the news unambiguously: “Ousmane Dembélé and PSG, the adventure continues! A principle agreement has been reached to extend the French international.”

This information is crucial for PSG, which wants to retain one of the pillars of its sporting project. According to Djamel, both parties wish to continue together.

Only the final details remain before officialisation. An extension until 2030 has already been mentioned.

Extension until 2030

This trend continues the information published in recent days. An extension until June 2030 was specifically mentioned. The new contract could thus add two seasons to the current deal, which runs until June 2028.

On November 6, several media reported that talks between PSG and Dembélé’s entourage were progressing favorably. Le Parisien and AFP also reported constructive negotiations, with a shared desire to reach an agreement quickly.

The principle agreement announced by Djamel does not yet constitute an official signing. No date has been set yet for the announcement of the new contract.

This progress comes while Dembélé is still injured. His absence therefore has not called into question PSG’s desire to secure his future.

The Parisian club wishes to continue relying on his number 10, who has become one of the faces of the project under Luis Enrique.