Dembélé extends at PSG, Kvaratskhelia and Hakimi in the same corridor

Ousmane Dembélé’s contract extension at Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly wrapped up, according to information from journalist Abdellah Boulma published on X. The French forward, currently under contract until June 2028, is now just awaiting official announcement.

“Dembélé’s extension is done, it just needs to be made official,” Boulma stated. The capital club, which is managing several major contract matters in parallel, appears to have secured one of its most important players.

PSG is not stopping there. The Paris management is simultaneously working on extensions for Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Désiré Doué and Achraf Hakimi. For the Georgian international, currently recovering from a cruciate ligament rupture, negotiations are progressing favorably: “Positions are also getting closer for Kvaratskhelia,” Boulma clarifies.

The situation is more straightforward for Désiré Doué, tied to the club until 2029. “For Doué, discussions are proceeding at their own pace, without rushing,” the journalist indicates. The same tone applies to Achraf Hakimi, whose last extension dates back less than a year: “Both parties are taking their time…”

PSG is therefore advancing methodically, prioritizing the securing of its most decisive talents before any contractual deadline.