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Sunday, Kylian Mbappé (25 years old) will end a long adventure, full of twists and turns, with Paris Saint-Germain. The French international has the opportunity to win one last trophy with his club, a Coupe de France to win against Olympique Lyonnais, in Lille (9 p.m.), before joining Real Madrid. But if the captain of the Blues and his entourage affirmed that he was going to fly abroad, the name of the Merengue club has not yet been mentioned.
According to information from A.S., Real Madrid and Kylian Mbappé would have agreed, during the final negotiations for his contract, that the French striker keeps a low profile during his public appearances and does not mention Real Madrid, at least until June 3. Time to allow yourself some digestion time after the Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund on June 1. But also not to be offensive towards PSG, who still has him under contract until June 30.
Waiting for the Blues and PSG
It is therefore after the Champions League that the countdown will begin to await the officialization of Kylian Mbappé’s transfer to Real Madrid. At least, that’s what the Merengue club hoped. Still according to the Iberian media, Real Madrid is facing a setback in being able to announce the arrival of its new star. Indeed, while he will soon join the Blues base camp for Euro 2024, an agreement from the French team would be required for Mbappé to be able to travel to Madrid in the week of June 3 to 9, which still seems difficult to achieve.
A.S. adds that presenting it after the Wembley final could generate a legal conflict with PSG, since the top scorer in Ligue 1 is still under contract until June 30. The Parisian star and his current club would have to sign a termination agreement instead of letting his current contract end, since a presentation during the first week of June could allow PSG to file a complaint. Kylian Mbappé will have to wait again before being a Real Madrid player.
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