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The former captain of the France team has no doubt about the success of Kylian Mbappé at Real Madrid.
After seven seasons at Paris Saint-Germain, there is no longer room for doubt. Kylian Mbappé will pack his bags at the end of the season. The captain of the French team will probably join Real Madrid, a club in which Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga, believes he has “99% chance” designate.
According to Hugo Lloris, the native of Bondy is perfectly calibrated to play under the colors of the Merengue club. “Change can only bring about positive things. He will join, very likely, the biggest club in the world or at least the most successful. Kylian has it all: his performances on the pitch, his charisma and his personality off it. This will allow him to get closer to his ultimate personal goals,” confided the current goalkeeper of Los Angeles FC during an interview given to Parisian.
The ascent to the summits
The most capped player in the history of the France team, with 145 caps, believes that Kylian Mbappé will logically continue his rise. “We all want to see him win the Golden Ball and win the Champions League. He is already at the top and will do everything to stay there and continue to be the best”judges the former Tottenham goalkeeper.
According to the daily A.S., by signing for Real Madrid, the current PSG number should receive the highest salary in the history of the Merengue club with fifteen million euros per year net. Emoluments, however, lower than those he receives in the capital of France.
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