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With the arrival of Luis Enrique on the bench of Paris Saint-Germain, it has taken on yet another dimension. Impressive for his debut last season under the leadership of Christophe Galtier, Warren Zaire-Emery settled into the Parisian eleven during this new exercise. And whether in the Champions League or Ligue 1, the young 17-year-old midfielder continued to impress. More imperial week after week, WZE was even called up to the French junior team and Didier Deschamps observes him assiduously according to his own words.
While waiting to be selected with the Blues, the native of Montreuil will continue to be an important part of the Parisian project in the short, medium and long term. And while its lease expired in June 2025, it was now necessary for the leaders of the capital to arm their new prodigy. With a contract extension in the air, negotiations progressed behind the scenes and the final arrangements were reportedly reached fairly quickly.
A long-term extension
The Capital club also announced the good news on the lawn of the Parc des Princes, with the presence of President Nasser al-Khelaïfi and the young Parisian midfielder, in front of all the Parisian supporters, a few minutes before kick-off of the match against Le Havre.
With this long-term commitment, the residents of the Parc des Princes are ensuring a bright future for their midfield. An important player and favorite of Parisian supporters, the extension of Zaire-Emery was an essential point for the board of the reigning French champion club. This is a weight that is lifted for the future.
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