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This time, barring a huge last-minute twist, the series will come to an end. As we announced at the beginning of January, Kylian Mbappé (25 years old) will join Real Madrid. The French international reached an agreement with the Merengue club, after years of a fool’s game which has lasted since August 2017, the date of his signing for Paris Saint-Germain. And for the capital club, seeing number 7 leave is starting to become a reality.
As informs Relevo, Paris Saint-Germain is losing hope at the idea of retaining the captain of the France team and pessimism is growing more and more internally. Unlike the last soap opera of summer 2022, where the Ile-de-France club felt calm to see Kylian Mbappé extend, he who had finally filled in for two additional seasons. This time, PSG would consider that the departure of the current top scorer in Ligue 1 (20 goals) sounds more and more like a reality.
PSG seeks replacement for Kylian Mbappé
We also learned on Saturday that the Rouge et Bleu locker room was already resigned about the 1m78 right-hander and would even be aware that these would be the last months of the Bondy prodigy in the French capital. But Relevo even explains that Paris Saint-Germain and Luis Campos’ teams are already active on the market, looking for a replacement for Kylian Mbappé in the squad.
“I’m very motivated for this year, it’s very important. We have titles to go after and we took one. I haven’t made my decision, I haven’t made a choice. But with the agreement I made with the president this summer, whatever my decision, we managed to protect all parties and preserve the serenity of the club for the challenges to come, which remains the most important.explained the 25-year-old player, on the sidelines of the Champions Trophy this season, which will be the last with Kylian Mbappé in Parisian colors…
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