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Kylian Mbappé was entitled to a numberCorrespondent on France 2 last night. The opportunity to find out a little more about the background of the player’s career and the role played by his mother, Fayza Lamari. There was never any question of the future of the star in this show, he who is coming to the end of his contract with PSG next June. According to our information from January 7, he has already said yes to Real Madrid for next season but that does not stop Paris from trying its luck and convincing him.
Stéphane Guy, now a consultant on the RMC even believes he knows the salary offered to him by the management of the Rouge et Bleu. “I confirm that if it is a choice of money, which is assumed by his mother, Paris has no rival. Paris offered him 400 million euros for four years.begins the former Canal+ commentator before continuing. “He earns, according to the documentary Envoyé Spécial, today 100 million euros all income combined, therefore including advertising revenue. There, Paris is ready to offer him 100M euros in salary.” Something to think about.
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