Mbappé’s agents have denied rumors of a transfer to Real Madrid, stating that discussions about his future have not yet commenced.
Last summer, Mbappé announced that he would not be extending his contract at Parc des Princes for an additional year. The 25-year-old’s current contract ends in June, allowing him to negotiate a pre-contract agreement with teams outside of France.
Over the weekend, there were reports that Real Madrid, who have been interested in him for a long time, had reached an agreement with Mbappé’s representatives for a transfer. However, on Monday, Mbappé’s team denied these reports and stated that he would not be pressured into making a decision.
Kylian’s representatives stated to RMC Sport that there is currently no consensus on his future and no talks have been initiated about it. They also mentioned that no external factors will affect the timing of Kylian’s discussions, contemplations, or ultimate decision.
Real Madrid continues to be the top choice for a player they have been pursuing since 2017. They have previously made agreements to sign him when he left Monaco and once again in 2022 from PSG. However, there are reports that they have set a deadline for Mbappé to sign a pre-contract by the end of the month.
According to reports, the French player has reportedly informed PSG’s president, Nasser al-Khelaifi, that he has not yet decided on his future. He has the option to stay in Paris for another season if he chooses to activate an extension. However, it seems more probable that Mbappé will leave in the summer, as his camp has reportedly encouraged Premier League clubs, including Liverpool, to make offers in the next few weeks.
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When asked about his future after winning the Trophee des Champions against Toulouse last week, Mbappé stated that he has not made a decision yet. He is highly motivated for this year and has important goals to achieve, with one title already in hand. However, he has not yet made a choice about what he will do next.
Source: theguardian.com
