Sissoko becomes Kvaratskhelia’s new agent
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has agreed to sign with Moussa Sissoko as his new representative, adding another major Paris Saint-Germain name to one of the most influential agent networks in French football.
The move is significant because Kvaratskhelia is not just another PSG attacker. He is one of the faces of the club’s current era, a Champions League-winning forward, Georgia’s biggest football star and one of the most valuable wide players in Europe.
For Sissoko, the mandate strengthens an already powerful position inside the PSG environment. He is widely associated with Ousmane Dembele, Desire Doue and Bradley Barcola, and French reporting has repeatedly highlighted his growing influence around Paris’ attacking core.
PSG’s attacking star enters new career phase
Kvaratskhelia’s decision comes at a key point. The 25-year-old is now established as a leading figure at PSG after moving from Napoli and becoming central to Luis Enrique’s attack.
His latest season was outstanding. Goal’s 2025/26 data credits him with 50 appearances, 20 goals and 10 assists across all competitions. In Ligue 1, StatMuse lists eight goals and four assists in 28 matches, while his Champions League campaign was even stronger.
UEFA named Kvaratskhelia the 2025/26 Champions League Player of the Season after PSG’s latest European triumph. His Champions League numbers were elite: 16 appearances, 10 goals and six assists. He also opened the scoring in PSG’s UEFA Super Cup win over Aston Villa this week, showing that his new season has started with the same authority.
That is the level of player Sissoko is now taking on.
A powerful PSG connection
The PSG angle is impossible to ignore.
Sissoko already has deep links inside the club’s French-speaking attacking group. Ousmane Dembele, Desire Doue and Barcola have all been connected to his representation, and L’Equipe reported earlier this year that Sissoko’s agency ranked among the top 10 most powerful in the world by aggregated player value.
Adding Kvaratskhelia changes the scale again. It gives Sissoko influence around a PSG frontline that includes Ballon d’Or-level talent, France internationals and now Georgia’s superstar winger.
For PSG, this also matters internally. When one agent represents multiple major players in the same squad, communication around renewals, role clarity, dressing-room balance and future transfers becomes even more delicate. It can create efficiency, but it also gives the representative more leverage.
Agency angle
This is a major win for Moussa Sissoko.
His reputation has been built on trust, discretion and long-term relationships with elite attackers. The Dembele case remains the clearest example: from Rennes to Borussia Dortmund, Barcelona and PSG, Sissoko has managed one of the most high-profile French careers of the last decade.
Kvaratskhelia brings a different profile. He is Georgian, developed through Russia and Italy, became a Napoli icon, then moved into the centre of PSG’s European project. Managing that career requires more than club contacts. It means handling international brand growth, contract leverage, commercial identity and the pressure of being a national symbol.
For FootballAgencies readers, this is the key point: Sissoko is no longer only a French-player powerbroker. With Kvaratskhelia, he adds one of Europe’s biggest non-French attacking stars and strengthens his position as one of the most important representatives around PSG.
What comes next
The immediate focus is likely contractual and strategic rather than transfer-based.
Kvaratskhelia is coming off a 20-goal, 10-assist season, a Champions League Player of the Season award and another strong performance in the UEFA Super Cup. His value is extremely high, and any future renewal or commercial package will reflect that.
Sissoko’s arrival gives him a representative with deep PSG relationships and proven experience in managing elite forwards through high-pressure moments.
This is not just a new agent signing. It is a power move around one of PSG’s most important players.
