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Carlo Ancelotti has hinted that Real Madrid may not need to sign Kylian Mbappé, as links with the Paris Saint-Germain superstar intensify.
Carlo Ancelotti, whose side beat Girona 4-0 on Saturday, was asked about the possibility of Mbappé joining the Bernabeu at the end of the season in a bumper free transfer. Real have always been linked with the 2018 World Cup winner and rumors previously suggested the Frenchman had already decided to join Spain.
Ancelotti told a press conference: “You keep asking questions about a player who plays for another team”. He added : “We already have the best players in the world here. In order: Vini Jr first, Bellingham second, Rodrygo third. Then Kroos, Valverde, Camavinga…”
Ancelotti has had enough
Mbappé is in truly glorious form this season. He has scored 30 goals and provided seven assists in 29 matches in all competitions. Figures that would not be out of place at the Bernabeu. The saga is not about to end. the Bondynois will certainly continue to make headlines in Spanish and French newspapers, but it remains to be seen when it will end.
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