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The arrival of Kylian Mbappé at Real Madrid is no longer in doubt on the other side of the Pyrenees.
After announcing to Nasser Al-Khelaïfi his desire to leave Paris Saint-Germain at the end of his contract, Kylian Mbappé is heading to Spain. There is now no longer any doubt as to the outcome of this endless soap opera: the Bondy prodigy should open a new chapter in his career at Real Madrid.
Questioned by the newspaper L’Équipe, Javier Tebas spilled the beans in his own way. “ Knowing that he is leaving PSG, there is a 99% chance that Mbappé will sign for Real. But I don’t know if it’s already signed“, blurted out the temperamental president of La Liga. “ Of course, this is big news for Real and for Spanish football. He is one of the best players in the world. From my point of view, (Jude) Bellingham, (Erling) Haaland and Mbappé are the three dominant players on the planet, and two are at Real Madrid. »
Real Madrid do not need to sell to recruit Mbappé
Tebas is delighted to be able to welcome a player of Mbappé’s stature to restore the image of the Spanish championship. Above all, the manager ensures that Real Madrid has sufficient financial resources to undertake this signing. “It’s been three years since Florentino Perez spoke to me. But it makes me happy that they hire Mbappé. And I am taking advantage of this interview to send him the message that I am delighted that Real are making such recruitments to have a major team. »
“ Real is a club economically in an optimal situation. The president and the general manager are very good managers, but they are very bad when they want to organize new competitions (Real, with Barça, has not given up on creating a breakaway UEFA Superleague). Economically, they are very responsive. Currently their financial results are very good (1) and they can spend much more than they do. Real have been very prudent financially and prepared for the signing of Mbappé. Their strategy is not short term. They are not obliged to sell anyone to pay Mbappé. Really not at all,” concluded Tebas.
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