There is not a day, maybe even an hour, without the Spanish press discussing the future of Kylian Mbappé. Returning to training with the first team, then in Luis Enrique’s group this weekend, the striker started on the bench against Toulouse but his entry, with that of Ousmane Dembélé, changed everything. Scorer from the penalty spot, he gave another face to a still very dull PSG. His communion with the supporters did not go unnoticed either.
It must be said that in recent days, a rapprochement has taken place between the 25-year-old player and the Parisian management. We are still a bit far from signing an extension but the channel is open again as we revealed to you. Put in the loft, Mbappé agreed to give up on a loyalty bonus of 80 million euros to better pass the pill. A spectacular reversal of the situation which finds its reasons in a meeting with the Qatari representatives, the very high echelons of the club.
The Spanish press does not understand
These discussions helped grease the wheels. Everyone came out optimistic even if the substance of the case has not really changed. The world champion is still free in a year. PSG, he does not refrain from receiving an offer by the end of the transfer window, in particular from Real Madrid. It is moreover towards Spain that our eyes are once again turning. The Spanish press is once again echoing a total incomprehension. For The Chiringuitothere is no doubt that Mbappé will stay at PSG this season.
“For me it is impossible for Mbappé to come. He is looking for the support of the fans because he knows that otherwise it will be a difficult year., explains Madrid legend Guti. The scenario of a possible extension is not excluded either, especially since the French club still appears to be dependent on its star. “It seems crazy that PSG let Mbappé leave for free but to renew him, you will have to pay a huge sum”, abounds Edu Aguirre, one of the voices of the show, while another, Tomas Roncero, will whistle the Frenchman in the event of a confrontation against Real in the Champions League. They still have it bad.
