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Asked to comment on the possible arrival of Kylian Mbappé at Real Madrid, Zinedine Zidane was careful not to take this transfer for granted.
Zinedine Zidane made the most of his weekend. Still without a club almost three years after his abrupt departure from Real Madrid, the French technician was among the many stars present in Las Vegas to attend the Super Bowl between Kansas City and San Francisco. And the former playmaker did not come alone to Nevada since he was accompanied by his eldest son, Enzo, also looking for a new club.
And the world champion was not satisfied with just the clash between the 49ers and the Chiefs. He also attended the U2 concert in the Sphere the day before. The Marseillais also fulfilled his obligations to Adidas, in the brand’s store on the Strip. Questioned by journalists, he could not escape a question about Kylian Mbappé, insistently announced at Real Madrid.
“We don’t know what’s going to happen”
But despite the rumors insistently announcing his signing, ZZ was very cautious. “ We’ll see what happens, for the moment, it’s not news. We talk about it a lot, but we don’t know what will happen.” he confided in comments relayed by beIN Sports.
On both sides of the Pyrenees, however, observers agree that the former Monegasque, at the end of his contract next June, has made his choice and decided to leave PSG to join Real Madrid. “That will not be enough, the matter is now understood. I’ve already said it and the more the days go by, the more I’ll say it again: Mbappé in Paris, it’s over. Daniel Riolo said again on Sunday on the subject.
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