PSG continues to show impeccable performance in Ligue 1, consolidating itself as the strongest team of the season under the direction of Luis Enrique.
With a squad full of talent, the Parisians have had some great moments in recent weeks, especially with the arrival of their new star, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who has already begun to shine with his first goal wearing the PSG shirt.
However, beyond the present, the club is also focused on the future, ensuring the continuity of key players with ambitions to continue winning titles.
Luis Enrique has been renewed until 2027, with a very clear goal to win in these years, as have Nuno Mendes and Achraf Hakimi.
Key renewals: Achraf Hakimi and Nuno Mendes extend their contract with PSG
PSG announced the contract renewal of Achraf Hakimi and Nuno Mendes until 2029, guaranteeing the presence of two key pieces in their defensive scheme for several more seasons.
Achraf Hakimi: a leader on and off the pitch
The Moroccan right-back has become a leader in the Parisian dressing room, being a reference in the team both for his performance and his competitive nature, as he stated to PSG TV.
After signing his renewal, Hakimi expressed his happiness and highlighted the great family atmosphere that has been built in the club, as well as stressing that PSG is still on track to achieve great goals and that he is ready to continue fighting for them.
Nuno Mendes: Paris, his second home
For his part, the 21-year-old Portuguese full-back also shared his excitement after the renewal, ensuring that he feels completely adapted to the city and the team.
In his statements, he stressed that he considers Paris to be his second home, feeling increasingly identified with the club and with the great responsibility he has to represent PSG at the highest level.
A future with an eye on the Champions League
With Hakimi and Mendes assured of continuity, PSG continues to build a solid squad for the future, with the great dream of winning the UEFA Champions League.
Both Luis Enrique and the players are confident that this team has the potential to achieve European glory, and with players like Hakimi and Mendes, PSG’s project continues to take shape to remain one of the most competitive clubs in Europe.
