Paris Saint-Germain are securing the future of one of their key players. Ousmane Dembélé and the capital club have reached an agreement to extend their partnership until June 2030. The French forward, whose current deal runs until 2028, will therefore add two more seasons to his contract.
Ousmane Dembélé will remain one of PSG’s biggest stars for the coming seasons. The player and the club have agreed on an extension until 2030. The new deal had been in the works for several months, with recent reports pointing to a shared desire to continue together and talks focusing on an additional one or two years.
Two more years for Ousmane Dembélé
The agreement would allow PSG to keep Dembélé until he is 33. It is a major statement regarding a player who has become a central figure in the Parisian project since joining from FC Barcelona in the summer of 2023. The Frenchman has established himself as one of the leaders of Luis Enrique’s team, highlighted by his Ballon d’Or triumph in 2025. His extension underlines PSG’s desire to build continuity around the core members of the squad.
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The announcement also comes just days after questions were raised over the period of rest granted to Dembélé. PSG and the player nevertheless remained aligned in their desire to continue together, with talks initially expected to resume after the transfer window closed. By reaching an agreement now, Paris also avoid allowing their star forward to gradually enter the final two years of his contract.
Dembélé is therefore expected to continue playing a central role in Luis Enrique’s project. This is another important contract extension for PSG, who are working more broadly to secure several of their key players for the long term.
