For years, the young prospects at the PSG training center had no illusions about possible opportunities in the first team. The club’s policy has now changed and coach Luis Enrique has proven that he is not afraid to throw the titis, even in big matches. Mayulu, Ndjantou and M’Baye are the perfect illustration of this. Mathis Jangeal hopes to be next, after getting his first professional minutes last September against AJ Auxerre. But PSG must also be wary of other clubs.
As reported The ParisianMathis Jangeal is followed by numerous European training courses, particularly in England. But the hottest is Eintracht Frankfurt, a club particularly fond of French hopefuls (like Jean-Mattéo Bahoya, stolen from Angers in January 2024). It must be said that Jangeal, who can play both up front and in the middle, is reaching the end of his aspiring contract (June 2026). PSG, for its part, sent a first proposal for a professional contract.
