Cagliari has announced the renewal of Paul Mendy's contract, who will now remain at the rossoblù club until 30 June 2032. The news was published on the team's official website, where the intention to focus on the young striker as a key element of the team's future is confirmed.
President Tommaso Giulini expressed his enthusiasm for the extension of Mendy's contract. In a message dedicated to the player, he underlined the value of the work done around him, highlighting the importance of scouting, sharing and trust in young talents. "Paul represents the value of work that has deep roots, between scouting, sharing and trust in young people. Let's continue to grow together. Allez Paul!", wrote Giulini on social media.
Mendy, born in 2003, has already proven to be a promising element in the Cagliari squad. His role as a striker saw him contribute goals and assists, earning the trust of the manager and fans. The renewal, which extends his stay for another nine years, is a sign of long-term confidence from the club.
The new agreement confirms Cagliari's commitment to investing in youth and building a solid team for future competitions. With the signing of Mendy, the club strengthens its internal development strategy, aiming to maintain a balance between experience and emerging talent. The renewal comes at a time when Cagliari aims to consolidate their position in Serie A and continue the growth of the team.
Looking to the future, the club is preparing to make the most of Mendy's potential, with the aim of transforming him into an attacking point of reference. President Giulini reiterated that the team will continue to grow together, underlining the importance of collective work and a shared vision. With the renewal of Mendy, Cagliari shows that it wants to build a solid base for the coming seasons, focusing on youth talent and the continuity of the project.