Paris Saint-Germain are working to secure the futures of two highly rated academy players, with Quentin Ndjantou potentially set to sign a contract extension while David Boly’s position remains unresolved.

According to Le Parisien, Ndjantou could extend his agreement with the capital club until June 2031. The 19-year-old Franco-Cameroonian forward is currently contracted to PSG until June 2028.

The proposed extension would underline the club’s belief in Ndjantou’s potential and its intention to continue his development within its sporting project. PSG are keen to retain the young attacker and establish his longer-term future in Paris.

The situation is less certain for Boly, who has yet to sign his first professional contract with the club. PSG would like to keep the 17-year-old, who is regarded as one of the promising players to have come through their academy.

The Franco-Ivorian right-back is attracting attention from several clubs elsewhere in Europe. Arsenal and Eintracht Francfort are among the teams monitoring his progress and showing interest in his profile.

That competition means PSG must persuade Boly that continuing his development in the French capital is the right option, rather than accepting opportunities from abroad. His future has therefore become an important matter for the club’s directors as they seek to protect one of their emerging talents.

Ndjantou could be given clarity over his next contract soon, with the proposed deal potentially keeping him at PSG until June 2031. Boly, however, remains without a professional agreement, leaving his situation open as interest from other European clubs grows.

PSG will soon play their 11th match of the French championship against OGC Nice.