Real Madrid hopes to be able to realize the arrival of Kylian Mbappé this summer. That writes The Telegraph. The Madrilenians think they can benefit from the unrest at Paris Saint-Germain and through a ‘world record deal’ the French attacker can be convinced of a transfer.
In recent years, Real has often tried to reel in Mbappé, but always received no response from either PSG or the attacker himself. In 2021, the Frenchman also extended his contract until mid-2025, so a ‘world record deal’ is now needed to make a switch. That record is now held by Neymar, who went from Barcelona to PSG in 2017 for 222 million euros. The Royal is confident that a new record can become reality.
The club management in Madrid suspects that the unrest in Paris, where Lionel Messi is at odds with fans and trainer Christophe Galtier has little confidence, may contribute to Mbappé’s desire to transfer. The Telegraph writes that a new bid from the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu for the fast attacker can be expected next summer and that the amount offered is above 222 million euros.
Real will in any case draw the bag for new players next summer. President Florentino Pérez hopes to be able to put together a team of new ones Galacticos and Jude Bellingham’s transfer to the Spanish capital is reportedly almost complete. The English midfielder will be taken over from Borussia Dortmund for an amount of between 120 and 150 million euros and in this way the Spanish superpower will trump competitors such as Manchester City, Liverpool and Bayern Munich.
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