PSG – Contract extensions piling up, another new deal on the horizon | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain wishes to extend Senny Mayulu, a 19-year-old midfielder trained at the club, with the goal of going until 2030. According to information from Fabrice Hawkins (RMC Sport), the player would prioritize his training club despite interest from abroad. PSG is simultaneously pursuing several important contractual matters.

The challenge for PSG is twofold: to prevent a player from the training center from reaching a “risky” contractual zone too quickly, and to send a clear signal to the market about its ability to retain its sought-after talents. A long-term extension would also allow for the player's sporting progression to be framed in a familiar environment, while protecting the asset's value if European competition persists.

At the same time, the multiplication of cases shows a stabilization strategy: securing certain already established profiles, advancing on ongoing situations, and prioritizing the most sensitive cases in terms of status and expectations. With Mayulu, Paris is therefore seeking both sporting continuity and control of contractual timing.

This “securitization” logic often fits into a global management approach: maintaining a clear structure, limiting uncertainties, and avoiding the overlap of several major situations at the same time.

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