Paris Saint-Germain reportedly offering contract extension to Kvaratskhelia

Paris Saint-Germain is looking to lock down one of its most impactful signings in recent memory. The club has reportedly offered Khvicha Kvaratskhelia a contract extension, aiming to secure the Georgian winger’s future well beyond his current deal, which runs through June 2029. From Napoli exit to PSG cornerstone Kvaratskhelia’s journey to Paris was itself born out of contract drama. He requested a transfer from Napoli after extension talks stalled, and PSG swooped in with a deal finalized on January 17, 2025. The base transfer fee sat at roughly €70 million, with performance-related add-ons capable of pushing the total to €80 million. The signing made him the first Georgian player in PSG’s history. He was handed the No. 7 shirt. Before leaving Naples, Kvaratskhelia had contributed to 54 goals across 107 appearances for Napoli, a run that included his breakout seasons and a Serie A title. A valuation that tells its own story Kvaratskhelia’s market value has reportedly climbed to €140 million as of mid-2026. For context, that’s roughly double what PSG paid to bring him in. The surge in valuation reflects his role in PSG’s Champions League campaigns, where he has been a consistent di...