Kylian Mbappé is likely to leave Paris Saint-Germain in the summer transfer window after this one. Before he would have agreed to join Real Madrid, a few things would have had to happen.
Kylian Mbappé agreed to stay at Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the previous season after long talks and a new contract that will keep him there until June 2025. However, he wouldn’t rule out leaving the club the following summer. He did this because he thought a summer recruiting drive would bring in a lot of new players. If it was still thought that the player would most likely go to Real Madrid if he left Paris Saint-Germain, the 24-year-old French international player would have asked for certain things before joining Real Madrid.
Defensa Central, a Spanish news outlet, just reported that the former AS Monaco centre forward would still want to play for Madrid, but he would prefer to be coached by Zinedine Zidane. The same source says that Madrid leaders never lost track of Mbappé, even though he changed his mind in May of last year. But they would wait for him to take the first step and say he wants to leave PSG before they would talk to him about it.
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If the conditions are right, Kylian Mbappé might think about playing for Real Madrid. But only in some circumstances. During the next La Liga season, he wants Zidane to be his manager. Carlo Ancelotti will still be linked to the current European champion until June 2024. But Florentino Pérez can ask him to quit as manager next summer if Real Madrid doesn’t win a major title this year.
