West Ham United are set to offer youngster Domingos Quina a contract extension in an effort to secure his future at the club amidst interest from both PSG and Arsenal, reports The Mirror.
Quina, 17, is seen as one of the club’s most promising youngsters and has already featured for Slaven Bilic’s first team, coming on as a substitute in the Europa League against NK Domzale last season, as well as appearing in this season’s League Cup.
While is current contract runs until 2019, the Hammers are keen to tie down the young Portuguese’s long term future to the London Stadium.
Having beaten a number of Premier League clubs to his sought after signature back in 2013 from Chelsea’s youth academy, Quina is still attracting interest from a host of top teams including PSG and Arsenal who are both thought to be keeping tabs on the attacking midfielder.
Quina won the UEFA European Under-17 Championship with Portugal in May 2016 and was touted as one of the tournament’s stand out performers.
