PSG transfer news: Latest updates on talks with Mayulu | OneFootball

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·23 February 2026

PSG transfer news: Latest updates on talks with Mayulu

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At Paris Saint-Germain, the Senny Mayulu (19 years old) case, a midfielder trained at the club, has been clouded by rumors of supposed salary greed. In a message shared by Djamel, those close to the player insist on one point: the negotiation is proceeding normally, far from the caricatured picture being painted. And above all, the player maintains his priority: to continue in Paris.

“@Djaameel_ A lot is being said about Senny Mayulu, especially regarding an alleged excessive salary demand. Yes, salary is part of the discussions: as in any negotiation. But at this stage, the highest offer he has received corresponds to the 19th salary in the squad! So we are far from the ‘big paychecks’ being mentioned here and there. Above all, the player’s choices have never been dictated by money. If he had prioritized the financial aspect, he would have signed with Borussia Dortmund at the time, who offered him a much bigger contract, instead of signing his first professional contract with PSG. To this day, despite increasingly strong interest from several major European clubs, neither the player nor his entourage has opened the door to another project. The priority remains to continue in Paris. He feels very good there and has an excellent relationship with the coach.”

Behind the saga, there is above all a well-known dynamic: negotiation, with its numbers, its positions… and its interpretations. The Mayulu camp reminds everyone that the salary question exists, as in any case, but disputes the idea of excessive demands, instead pointing out that the offer is actually very low in the team’s salary hierarchy.


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The other, more important message targets the constant presumption of bad faith: reducing a young player to “money” when he has already made less lucrative career choices is twisting reality just to make noise. As long as nothing is signed, each side defends its interests — and that is precisely why respect and calm should remain the rule until the end.

In this type of situation, the healthiest approach is often the simplest: allow time for discussions, avoid premature verdicts, and remember that a player, his entourage, and a club do not have to justify themselves with every new wave of rumors.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.

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