In the cold with its striker Kylian Mbappé, Paris Saint-Germain will try to unblock the situation during a meeting scheduled for Friday. The capital club, represented by its president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, will offer the Frenchman an extension of his contract which expires in 2024.
Despite pressure from Paris Saint-Germain, Kylian Mbappé sticks to his guns. The attacker under contract until 2024 had sent a letter to his managers to confirm that he would not activate the option to extend for one year. Reassembled, Qatar gave him an ultimatum and expects a quick response. The French can extend his contract with the resident of the Parc des Princes, or accept a transfer this summer. For the moment, the situation has not changed but everything could change in the next few hours.
Al-Khelaïfi will meet Fayza Lamari
Indeed, the daily Marca reveals a meeting scheduled for Friday between President Nasser Al-Khelaïfi and the mother of Kylian Mbappé Fayza Lamari. Both parties hope to find a solution and end this soap opera. Unsurprisingly, our colleagues indicate that Real Madrid will be attentive to this interview. Its action will depend on the conclusions of the meeting. If Paris Saint-Germain and its vice-captain agree to a separation, with a reasonable price, the White House will agree to send an offer.
🚨💥 The reunion between Mbappé and el PSG that podría acercar al French al Real Madrid https://t.co/HFUXI7Tck1 Te lo cuenta @polomarca
— MARCA (@marca) June 29, 2023
But still according to the Spanish source, it is another scenario that has been taking shape for a few hours. Instead of transferring their striker, Paris Saint-Germain are considering offering him a two or three-year extension, with an oral agreement for a transfer in the summer of 2024. A solution that could satisfy Kylian Mbappé and his superiors. , who would thus be assured of recovering compensation for his transfer. It remains to be seen whether the former Monegasque will study the proposal when he has just refused the optional year. In any case, the upcoming meeting looks like the latest attempt at reconciliation.
