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Kylian Mbappé will defend the colors of Real Madrid when La Liga resumes next August. His decision is made, and everyone has been informed at Paris Saint-Germain. All that is missing is formalization in this file. At the same time, there is also the Ethan file which has started to gain a little momentum. While his aspiring contract ends in June, there is talk of a possible professional contract in Paris for him.
Only, as explained The Team, it gets complicated. Relations between the Mbappé camp and Paris Saint-Germain are now very tense. It’s because of the Kylian file – the mother of the siblings accuses the club of wanting to damage the image of her eldest son – and it could also have an impact on Ethan’s future.
Ethan in Madrid with Kylian?
And this, even though the latter seemed to want to stay in Paris. “I’m a Titi, I’m staying at PSG! », he even said to Luis Enrique, when the coach asked him if he planned to stay or leave like his brother, after the announcement of the future Madrid player’s departure in the Parisian locker room. At the same time, rumors concerning a departure for Madrid of the two brothers also appeared across the Pyrenees.
“We were quite close to a signature, we seem quite far from it”, explains this same club source to the media, while the intention of both parties was initially to continue the adventure hand in hand. Since Kylian’s famous announcement, it is clear that Ethan was not called by Luis Enrique. Coincidence? Everyone will interpret it in their own way…
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