Liga: Real Madrid could buy Kylian Mbappé according to Javier Tebas

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Liga: Real Madrid could buy Kylian Mbappé according to Javier Tebas

This summer again, the Kylian Mbappé file animated the debates. The PSG star was once again announced to be close to Real Madrid without his transfer ultimately taking place. And now, a contract extension is even being discussed in Paris. Enough to force the Madrid club to take out the checkbook next summer if it wants to afford KM7. Will this be possible? In any case, this is what La Liga president Javier Tebas explained.

“If Real Madrid can afford Kylian Mbappé? We have to see how to get 200 million out, over how many years, how they pay it. I don’t know. Real Madrid can do a lot of things for Mbappé, but not only that. But I have a feeling they could do it.”he said before explaining that as president, he will not change his methods. “We will never do the model specific to the English, Italian, French leagues based on losses. In any case, not as long as I am president of La Liga.

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