Kylian Mbappe needs to be part of Real

Paris Saint-Germain director Leonardo has confirmed that Kylian Mbappe needs to be part of Real Madrid, however insisted that the membership doesn’t intend to promote him for lower than what they paid Monaco for his companies in 2018.

Mbappe is within the closing 12 months of his present contract and he has been linked with a departure from PSG, both this summer time or at the top of the season, for a while.

The ahead is believed to desire a new sports activities venture after dominating domestically with the Parisians however not succeeding in successful the Champions League.

Real presently seems to be like his most certainly vacation spot with Los Blancos submitting a bid of 160 million euros. This is taken into account to be € 40 million of PSG’s asking worth and the 2 events have some solution to go earlier than an settlement is reached.

Leonardo gave an replace on the saga to RMC on Tuesday afternoon and stated: “Kylian Mbappé wants to join Real Madrid and we will not hold him back. We said no to Madrid’s first offer, but if our conditions are met we will see.

He lamented Real’s handling of negotiations and claimed that they contacted the player directly instead of through the club – a move he described as “unlawful”.

“It looks like a technique to strive to get a no from us, to point out that they’ve tried all the things and wait a 12 months to get Mbappé without cost. Kylian all the time promised that he wouldn’t go away without cost,” he stated.

He added: “Real Madrid’s official supply may be very removed from what we wish for Kylian. Yes, it is about 160 million euros. That’s lower than what we paid for him in 2017.”

90min understands that PSG initially wished Mbappe to remain this season in order that he may play with newcomer Lionel Messi. But they’ve since modified and indicated to Real that they have been prepared to begin negotiations.

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