Mbappe is willing to join Real Madrid this summer, but club yet to make a move
Paris Saint-Germain are set to declare war on Real Madrid target Kylian Mbappe, with journalist Julien Laurens reporting that the Qatari owners are now thinking of banning the forward from even entering Parc Des Princes.
Paris Saint-Germain are set to declare war on Real Madrid target Kylian Mbappe, with journalist Julien Laurens reporting that the Qatari owners are now thinking of banning the forward from even entering Parc Des Princes.
The reporter adds that at this very moment, all parties, including PSG, Mbappe and his representatives are waiting for Real Madrid to decide if they want to make a move for the striker or not.
In fact, the World cup winning forward is more than willing to move to the Spanish capital this summer, but Madrid have not made any movement as of today.
The news comes a mere day after it came to light that Mbappe has informed PSG delegates that he wishes to see out his contract, which runs until 2024.
The Frenchman made it absolutely clear that nothing in the world can change his mind.
In fact, it was also reported that the consequence of his decision made him lose over €199.5 million, an amount that was promised to him if he would have triggered the extension clause.
It is said that despite refusing to trigger the extension, Mbappe informed PSG management that he wishes to collect the entire amount of his salary, including the loyalty bonuses.
This has inevitably made PSG so angry, which was one of the reasons why he was made to train with unwanted players like Leandro Paredes, Georginio Wijnaldum, and Julian Draxler.
Now they are even prepared to ban him from Parc des Princes to force him out of the club.
Now, ever since PSG received the letter from Mbappe in June intimating to them of his decision not to renew, they have been finding a solution that would make everyone happy.
The 24-year-old has shot down multiple offers to renew his contract as well despite the club willing to include an option for him to be sold next year.
Saudi side Al Hilal reportedly made a lucrative offer but the forward was quick to refute the approach.
He has been very clear since day one that in the event of a move, he would only join Real Madrid. The team from the Spanish capital, however, has not made any movement and there are no signs that they will in the coming days.
It could be that they are only testing PSG’s patience before coming up with an offer during the closing stages of the market, with the club not willing to spend more than €130 million on his signing.