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Several football clubs, including Chelsea, Manchester United, FC Barcelona, and Inter Milan, have approached Paris Saint-Germain to buy Kylian Mbappé, who is in conflict with the club, the direction of Sports at Radio France learned from the club’s entourage on Monday, July 24, 2024. Additionally, several Saudi teams have also shown interest. Al-Hilal has been authorized to “discuss” with Mbappé’s camp and is offering a “record” fee, although the exact amount is not specified. According to AFP, the discussion could take place based on a transfer fee of 300 million euros.
However, any transfer would require Mbappé’s agreement, as the player has never expressed interest in the Saudi Arabian league, unlike his past interest in Real Madrid. Mbappé is currently linked with PSG until June 2024, but he has refused to extend his contract beyond that date. The club wants him to extend his contract or be sold this summer to avoid losing him for free next year. PSG will have to wait until July 31 to start negotiations with clubs, once the option for an additional year of contract cannot be activated by the player.
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At 35, Mike Murphy is a familiar name in American sports journalism, especially in the exciting world of soccer. Born and raised in a small Midwest town where soccer is more than just a sport—it's a tradition—Mike quickly developed a deep passion for the game. He has since turned his love for the pitch into a flourishing career as a sports writer. Mike combines an encyclopedic knowledge of stats, teams, and players with a knack for storytelling that captures the essence of soccer. Whether he's analyzing a coach's strategy or describing the electrifying atmosphere of a packed stadium, his writing is as dynamic and unpredictable as the game itself. His unique approach blends technical analysis with personal anecdotes, making his articles more than just sports coverage, but a truly immersive experience for readers. Mike is also a staunch advocate for the development of soccer in the United States, spotlighting local talent and encouraging the growth of the sport across the country.
