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Despite this famous dinner this Tuesday at the Elysée with in particular the Emir of Qatar, Kylian Mbappé will not receive a new offer from Paris Saint-Germain. His departure is well and truly recorded.
There will be no new twist in the Kylian Mbappé soap opera. His adventure with Paris Saint-Germain will end well at the end of the season, and nothing will change. Not even a new offensive from the capital club.
This Tuesday, the Bondynois is invited to a dinner at the Elysée organized by Emmanuel Macron, notably with Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the president of PSG, and the Emir of Qatar, Tamim ben Hamad Al Thani. Monday evening, L’Equipe suggested that, according to certain sources, the owners of the capital club could take advantage of this opportunity to send Mbappé a final contract proposal, in order to make him change his mind. A version denied by Qatari leaders.
No new offer from Qatar
According to Fabrizio Romano, unsurprisingly, this will not be the case. Today’s dinner will in no way be devoted to the future of the captain of the France team, and Qatar has no intention of entering into a bidding war or a desperate attempt to convince the 2018 world champion to change your mind again.
Mbappé’s future should be written on the side of Real Madrid. The decision has been made, on the side of the player and the Spanish club, and all that remains is to finalize the outlines of his future contract. The news of the day rather concerns Ethan Mbappé, who could follow his big brother to the La Liga side.
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