Arsenal are among the clubs monitoring highly rated Paris Saint-Germain defender David Boly, although the French champions are making progress towards securing his long-term future. According to HandofArsenal on X, the Gunners have been tracking the 17-year-old right-back, who is…

Arsenal are reportedly monitoring Paris Saint-Germain defender David Boly, though the Ligue 1 champions are advancing in negotiations to secure his long-term future. The 17-year-old right-back has also drawn interest from Barcelona, but he is expected to stay in Paris and sign a proposed five-year professional contract once he turns 18 in January.
Boly currently has a youth deal running until 2027 and recently made his Ligue 1 debut as a substitute for Achraf Hakimi against Le Havre. Under manager Luis Enrique, Boly is viewed as a long-term option at right-back, and the teenager reportedly favors continuing his development with PSG over a move elsewhere.
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