Ousmane Dembélé, the 29-year-old forward for the French national team and Paris Saint-Germain (under contract until 2028), has taken his game to another level in the French capital. Naturally, his qualities and the fact that his contract is gradually approaching its expiration date have generated interest and speculation. L’Équipe confirmed on Monday that the French international has indeed reached an agreement with PSG, as has become apparent recently. “The signing has not yet been completed, but it is expected to take place in the coming weeks.” Ousmane Dembélé is set to continue his career at PSG by signing a new contract with the Parisian club that will run until 2030, as reported by Canal+ and confirmed by L’Équipe. Despite interest from several clubs, particularly from Saudi Arabia, the Frenchman has ultimately reached an agreement with the Parisian hierarchy. It is an agreement that satisfies everyone, as Paris respected his wish not to significantly increase his contractual commitments. The signing has not yet been completed, but it is expected to take place in the coming weeks. This is entirely credible information, as it has been the direction things have been heading for some time. In fact, it feels as though this famous agreement has already been announced several times by different media outlets. What is still missing above all is the official confirmation, barring a major surprise. Something that cannot be completely ruled out until the deal is officially announced. However, this renewal fits perfectly with Dembélé’s outstanding spell at PSG. He has taken a genuine leap forward in his career, just as Paris have finally reached the heights they had long been aiming for. Celebrating this success with a contract extension makes sense, although the forward could potentially leave before 2030. It also gives the club the option of selling him rather than losing him for free. Football moves very quickly, and nothing is certain over the next four years.   submitted by   /u/IndividualPleasant23 [link]   [comments]