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·26 August 2026

Transfers – Dembélé and PSG agree on what comes next

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Ousmane Dembélé, the 29-year-old forward for the France national team and Paris Saint-Germain (under contract until 2028), has reached another level in the capital. It is only logical that he is attracting interest and rumors, given his qualities and the gradual approach of the end of his contract. RMC Sport reported this Wednesday that the most important part is already settled, with both sides willing to sign an extension. All that remains is to agree on the details.

“The different parties must now find the best formula”

“In Paris, there is no particular concern regarding the outcome of the negotiations. PSG and the player are aligned on the essentials: continuing the adventure together. Ousmane Dembélé has already repeated his desire to stay in the capital and, in private, his message is the same. The idea is to extend his contract by one or two additional years. That would take his new deal through 2029 or 2030. The different parties must now find the best formula and hope to reach a solution soon.”

There is nothing very surprising here, since this has been the trend for a while. Dembélé’s rest period and the idea of a contract extension got some people excited, with the notion of an imminent departure, especially certain sports media “specialists” like Daniel Riolo. And yet, there is nothing so extraordinary about it. It is not the first time since coach Luis Enrique arrived that one or more players have been given some rest. It may not be the last either.


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In any case, there is no reason to question the whole project. Dembélé remains a very important player, and he certainly has not forgotten that PSG also helped him shine. Now, the discussions have to continue regarding the future and an agreement has to be reached. Unless there is a deadlock on the final points. That is still not impossible. We are waiting for something concrete in order to have certainty.

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

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