Transfer news – Dembélé set for a new deal at PSG | OneFootball

Ousmane Dembélé, the 29-year-old forward for the French national team and Paris Saint-Germain (under contract until 2028), has reached another level in the capital. He is naturally attracting interest and rumors because of his qualities and the slowly approaching end of his contract. Onze Mondial and journalist Abdellah Boulma reported on Monday that the outlines of an extension are now in place.

Onze Mondial: “the talks have allowed all parties to reach an agreement”

“Under contract until 2028, the Ballon d’Or winner saw discussions over a contract extension begin shortly after receiving the famous award, and in recent weeks they have made significant progress. Indeed, the talks have allowed all parties to agree on the framework of a deal. Once Ousmane Dembélé has returned to training, further discussions are expected to take place between the player’s representatives and the Paris management in order to finalize the agreement.”

Abdellah Boulma: “Only a few final adjustments remain to be settled”

These are two generally reliable sources, so these announcements, made only a short time apart, carry a certain degree of credibility. It has also been the trend in recent weeks, even if there was the brief rumor of interest from Al-Hilal. The Saudi club is trying its luck with various players, and Dembélé may be one of them. But completing a transfer is a very different story.

A departure for the Parisian number 10 is absolutely not on the agenda. He has taken a step forward under coach Luis Enrique and seems to be thoroughly enjoying playing in his number 9 role. It allows him to help the team in a special way. He has been one of the key elements in Paris’ two consecutive Champions League titles.

It is only logical that both parties want to continue together. Even if it will not necessarily be until the very end of the new contract. The new deal would reward the step forward made by the player and ensure that any departure in the coming years would still be beneficial for PSG. If it were to happen, because we are not there yet.

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