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While the arrival of Kylian Mbappé is only a question of formalities, Vinicius Jr has already made a decision regarding his future at Real Madrid.
It’s not official, but it’s just like that. After the unofficial announcement by Kylian Mbappé of his departure from Paris Saint-Germain, it seems certain that the Bondynois will take the management of Real Madrid. PSG must prepare for life without Mbappé. And for Real, it’s also an upset.
With Mbappé in addition, it is the current balance of the Merengues which will be undermined. In terms of salary, the White House wants to ensure that the Frenchman is not treated better than Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr, its two current stars, so as not to disrupt the harmony in Carlo Ancelotti’s locker room. But don’t panic, the Brazilian, for example, does not take a dim view of the arrival of Mbappé.
A crazy trio next season
The Bondynois wears number 7, and likes to provoke starting from the left wing. Seen like this, Vinicius could believe that Mbappé is stepping on his toes. But according to Sport, it’s quite the opposite, and the Brazilian would be delighted to be able to play next season within such an explosive attack, with Bellingham and Mbappé.
“Ignoring all kinds of rumors that could involve him in a summer market that seems very busy, the Brazilian striker is aware that he is able to be part of one of the football tridents that can write history, thus writes Sport. And, today, he does not intend to give it up. » Out of the question of looking elsewhere, therefore.
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