Paris Saint-Germain have entered preliminary discussions with Ousmane Dembélé over a potential contract extension, the Ligue 1 club has confirmed.
The discussions are in the very early stages, with PSG merely signalling their intention to open talks with the French winger. No formal proposal or financial terms have been tabled at this point.
Dembélé, who has been a key attacking option for PSG since joining from Barcelona, remains under contract with the club, but the current deal is approaching a stage where long-term plans for the player need to be clarified.
The club’s initial approach appears focused on gauging Dembélé’s interest in staying beyond his current contract rather than rushing into negotiations. Sources indicate that PSG wants to ensure alignment before presenting any formal numbers.
While Dembélé has faced injury setbacks during his time in Paris, he has also produced decisive contributions on the pitch, making him an important figure in the squad’s attacking setup. His pace and creativity remain assets that PSG are keen to retain.
Both parties are expected to take a cautious approach in the coming weeks, with discussions likely to continue gradually rather than through immediate contract proposals. Any extension would have implications for PSG’s summer and transfer planning.
Fans and analysts will be watching closely as PSG and Dembélé navigate the talks, with attention on whether the French winger can commit long-term to a club aiming to strengthen its squad for both domestic and European ambitions.
