Paris Saint-Germain is ready to negotiate with Real Madrid for the Kylian Mbappe deal, but with unbelievable conditions.
Finally, PSG has accepted to sit at the negotiating table with Real Madrid for the transfer of Kylian Mbappe after a long “cold wаr”.
Opening the French giant’s proposal is said to be a “crаzy” idea for Los Blancos at this time. PSG want at least 250 million euros for their striker, or if “White Vultures” cannot pay that amount, the Spanish representative will have to “assign” Eduardo Camavinga or Rodrygo to reduce the transfer fee.
According to a report in El Nacional, PSG are asking for one of two players to return from Real Madrid this summer should Mbappe move to the Spanish side, in addition to financial compensation.
Luis Enrique is very interested in working with the two players mentioned above and has asked the Ligue 1 champions to promote this deal. The Spaniard is said to believe he can challenge the top with the French giants even if Mbappe leaves.
However, Carlo Ancelotti is not interested in the proposed deal and has urged Los Blancos not to let either of them leave. Real Madrid are said to be willing to wait to sign Mbappe on a free transfer when his contract with PSG expires next summer.
Earlier, PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi admitted that the club was not satisfied with Kylian Mbappe’s decision not to renew Kylian Mbappe’s contract. He does not want the striker to leave on a free transfer as they have invested 180 million euros to sign him from AS Monaco.
As for Mbappe, the 24-year-old striker has always insisted that he wants to go to the Santiago Bernabeu to play and that is his dream club, telling the BBC: “It will never end, it’s my dream. Yes. The thing is, I still have a contract with PSG and can’t fulfill my dream right away.”
“I have spoken with president Perez and respect his decision and Real Madrid. The relationship is still very good and I am waiting for strong moves.”
Thus, PSG has “closed” to the sale of Kylian Mbappe to Real, but the “crаzy” condition that the representative of the Paris capital offers seems difficult to achieve at the moment.
