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Warren Zaire-Emery will have experienced an express emergence. Launched into the professional bath at just 16 years old, the young midfielder became a starter at PSG after only a few months and moved to the French team immediately, where he nevertheless most often had to make do with a substitute status. It is different in the capital where he has established himself as one of the faces of the new Parisian project.
The Parisian leaders also saw the big picture when offering him a contract more in line with his new status. Extended to his 18th birthday until June 2028, with an additional season as an option, Warren Zaire-Emery also saw his salary explode with just under 10 million euros annually. Enough to arouse desire within the Parisian locker room. At least that’s the feeling of Pierre Ménès.
Nuno Mendes may be jealous of Zaire-Emery
Asked about Nuno Mendes’ desires to leave, at the end of his contract in June 2026, the former CFC polemicist indeed mentioned the case of the young Parisian midfielder. “Nuno Mendes has a very small contract at PSG level. Indeed, he wants to be revalued in a strong way and he is right. Because when he sees the salary that was sent to Warren Zaire-Emery, he must rightly estimate that there is no reason why it should not be greatly increased.he confided in a video “Face à Pierrot”.
However, money would not be the only motivation for the young Portuguese full-back. “I also think, even if it has changed in recent matches, that the way Luis Enrique made him play, almost like a third central back, did not suit him at all. I think he also wants guarantees at this level”he added.
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