PSG not set to block Bradley Barcola exit, Ousmane Dembélé extension pursued | OneFootball

PSG are not closed to a Bradley Barcola exit amid stalled renewal talks, while they aim to extend Ousmane Dembélé.

According to L'Équipe, despite two years left on his deal, Barcola is not certain to stay next season and months of talks have stalled.

Moussa Sissoko met Luis Campos last week. Inside the club, Nasser al-Khelaïfi, Campos and Luis Enrique praise Barcola and understand his frustrations, yet a sale is not being ruled out.

Enrique wants to keep him, but only fully committed players will be retained and a solution would be found if someone wanted to leave. Barcola seeks more minutes in the biggest games, which Paris will not guarantee. The coach and player are expected to discuss it.

Barcola will not force a move and wants clarity, but little is likely to change before the end of the World Cup. Any exit would need all conditions to align, which is not the case now. Paris has not made a habit of keeping players unwilling to extend with two years left.

For Ousmane Dembélé, the 2025 Ballon d'Or, the situation is different. Talks over an extension are heading the right way, with shared intent but no agreement. Finances are delicate, PSG insist the wage structure stays and there will be no excesses. At 29, Dembélé is courted on a market where he could earn more than at PSG, and expects a rise on his current €1.5m gross monthly terms.

Source: L'Équipe