Wednesday, August 25, 2021 at 10:54 am• Rian Rosendaal • Last update: 10:56

Paris Saint-Germain does not expect Real Madrid to finally drop out for Kylian Mbappe after the first failed offer of 160 million euros. L’Equipe reports Wednesday morning that the French superpower is taking into account an offer of between 190 and 200 million euros for the star player of PSG. Some people within the club even think that the record amount deposited for Neymar in 2017 will be broken. The Brazilian attacker traded Barcelona for PSG four years ago for 222 million euros.

Real is very keen to bring Mbappe to Madrid in the last week of the transfer window. Tuesday night came through Goal and transfer expert Fabrizio Romano out that The Royal has made an initial offer of 160 million euros in the Parc des Princes. It soon became clear that the staggering bid from Spain had been resolutely brushed aside by the PSG leadership. However, an official statement in this regard has not yet been released from Paris.

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The purchase of Mbappe is seen by Real’s club management as ‘the most important and complex’ transfer in recent club history. ‘Extreme care’ is therefore required. Real sees the arrival of Mbappé as an opportunity to polish up its image, to radiate more clout and above all to perform better in the sporting field. Florentino Pérez is personally involved in the process. The president of Real has a ‘direct line with Qatar’, it sounds like; PSG has had Qatari owners since 2011. According to Goal Real is very keen to keep the relationship with PSG good.

A personal agreement with Mbappé is not expected to be a problem, as the Frenchman himself is looking for a departure. He is said to have a bad relationship with technical director Leonardo and has declined three different offers to extend his contract until mid-2022. Mbappe is currently the most expensive player ever behind Neymar, having switched from AS Monaco to PSG in 2018 for 180 million euros. The attacker has also been linked with Premier League clubs, but Real clearly appear to be in the best position to sign him at short notice.