PSV have extended Shuryjano Cornecion’s contract until mid-2031, rewarding the 18-year-old midfielder for his recent progress after making his official first-team debut last weekend.

The new agreement extends his previous deal, signed in 2025 and due to run until 2028, by a further three years. It means PSV have secured Cornecion’s future for the next five years as he looks to establish himself in Peter Bosz’s senior squad.

The contract extension comes at a significant point in the Oisterwijk-born midfielder’s development. He joined PSV’s first-team group during pre-season and made his first appearance at the Philips Stadium in a friendly before taking another step forward against sc Heerenveen.

PSV won that match 2-0, with Bosz bringing Cornecion off the bench in the 81st minute to mark his official debut.

The PSV manager was impressed by what he has seen from the youngster and believes he has the potential to develop into a top player.

“Shuryjano is going to be a really good player, believe me. He has qualities all his own. He still has a lot to learn, but I’m glad he made his debut,” Bosz said.

Cornecion’s journey at PSV began in 2016, when he joined the club’s youngest youth team. A decade later, he has progressed through the academy and become a regular for PSV U21.

He made his debut for the reserve side earlier this year and has since featured in 14 matches. His progress has now earned him an opportunity with the first team, alongside a new contract that reflects the club’s confidence in his development.

The Dutch youth international signed his first professional contract in 2025, committing himself to PSV until 2028. The latest agreement adds three years to that deal and gives him a longer-term platform as he works towards becoming a regular under Bosz.

Cornecion welcomed the extension as a sign that his hard work is paying off, while making clear that he sees his first-team debut as a beginning rather than an endpoint.

“For me, PSV extending my contract is a wonderful gesture. It shows that the club is very pleased with my development,” he said.

“I’ve been working hard for this, and it’s been more than rewarded in recent weeks. Of course, I hope this isn’t the end of it. I want to continue developing and eventually become a regular on PSV’s first team. And secretly, I hope this isn’t the last contract I sign with PSV.”

Technical manager Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink also expressed his satisfaction with the midfielder’s development, highlighting the significance of his first-team breakthrough and contract extension arriving within weeks of each other.

“We’re very happy that Shuryjano has extended his contract. He’s a young man with exceptional talent and has been making great strides lately,” Vennegoor of Hesselink said.

“The past few weeks couldn’t have gone better for him, with his debut and now a new contract. We look forward to helping him develop further, and as the PSV family, we’re incredibly proud of what he’s already accomplished.”

For Cornecion, the immediate challenge is to keep progressing through the club’s development pathway and turn his first-team opportunity into a more regular role. PSV, meanwhile, have made their intentions clear by committing to the young midfielder until 2031.