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Ousmane Dembélé, a 28-year-old French international and forward for Paris Saint-Germain (with a contract running until 2028), has achieved another milestone in the capital. His skills and the nearing expiration of his contract have naturally drawn attention and speculation.Sport reported on Thursday, accompanied by a photograph, that a conversation occurred between his agent, Moussa Sissoko, and Hugo Viana, Manchester City’s sporting director.

His representative is looking into alternative possibilities for the future.

Moussa Sissoko, who represents Ousmane Dembélé, recently had a discussion with Hugo Viana, the sporting director of Manchester City. This encounter, which is common in interactions between agents and top European clubs, has naturally led to rumors about the French player’s future.

Ousmane Dembélé’s contract with Paris Saint-Germain is set to expire in June 2028, and the team has already started talks about prolonging his stay. Nevertheless, current discussions are not going smoothly, and his representative is looking into alternative possibilities for his career.

“His future remains uncertain.”

The French club reached out to his agents several weeks back, aiming to make him the central symbol of their initiative, but for the time being, his future is still unclear.

Moreover, Etihad’s leadership is aware that any deal involving the French forward would depend on various elements, both related to sports and finances.

We are still cautious; this meeting might not result in anything. It could merely be a conversation, considering that Moussa Sissoko is not only Dembélé’s agent. Additionally, as the Spanish newspaper highlights, reaching an agreement with PSG would be very challenging.

Nevertheless, a transfer attempt by City cannot be completely dismissed. The club possesses substantial financial power and a formidable team, while Dembélé’s future is still unclear until there is news about a possible contract renewal. This ambiguity increases both attention and speculation. Therefore, we will await further information.