SHOCKING NEWS: Kylian Mbappe to Real Madrid is only a matter of time as Spanish media has revealed and is believed that the PSG superstar said to have already bought a house in the country’s capital. “He’s already bought a house in Madrid’ – Mbappe to Real Madrid is imminent.
If Spanish media is to be believed, Kylian Mbappe's transfer to Real Madrid is only a matter of time. The PSG star is rumoured to have already purchased a home in the nation's capital.
After abandoning a transfer to the Bernabeu in May 2022 to resign with Paris Saint-Germain and become the highest paid player in the world at the time, Mbappe has long been linked to a move to Madrid.
However, even though the French champions have been building a squad in his image this season in the post-Neymar era, he has declined to extend his contract with them this time. His contract expires in the summer.
If the internal algorithm of FootballTransfers’ values Spanish journalist Jose Alvarez Haya at €136 million is right, PSG will not receive a cent of that possible fee.
Mbappe is headed to Madrid.
“Mbappe is going to do something big in three weeks,” he said on El Chiringuito’s Twitch channel. “For the upcoming season, Mbappe wants to play only for Real Madrid. He has no intention of staying with PSG.
The forward trusts Florentino Perez, president of Real Madrid, with his future. In Madrid, he already owns a home. Mbappe thinks the best time to join Real Madrid would be in the summer of 2024.”
As an all-around striker, Erling Haaland has been suggested to be a better tactical fit at Real Madrid; however, the Norwegian goal machine is still bound to Manchester City through 2027.
Furthermore, despite recent rumours, Mbappe and Vincius Junior could complement each other flawlessly. Mbappe has played across the final third of the field during his career, even though both players prefer to line up on the left of a front three.
It is extremely exciting to think that the two of them will start ahead of Jude Bellingham, who has scored 13 goals in 14 games since joining from Borussia Dortmund for €103 million.