Kylian Mbappe have been already announced as Real Madrid player. The winger will be joining the side after the completion of the UEFA Euro 20224. He has been the leading goal scorer for the Paris Saint-Germain in just six seasons with the club, with 255 goals in 305 games. He won twelve major trophies with PSG, including six Ligue 1 crowns, three French Cups, three French Super Cups, and two French League Cups.
The 25-year-old announced his departure from the capital club before the last two games of Ligue 1 and the management, especially Nasser Al-Khelaifi was shocked by his decision to leave and the club’s response was quick as he was benched from the first-team set-up and excluded from the pre-season tour of Japan and South Korea as they tried to force him to sign an extension.
The Los Blancos will not be paying any transfer fee to the winger's former club as he has become a free agent. Finally, after trying twice previously the footballer has joined the current La Liga champions in the third attempt. They tried to sign him in 2017 after he left Monaco for Paris Saint-Germain for a transfer fee of €180 million ($196 million depending on current exchange rates), the second most expensive ever for a football player.
I was made to understand that I would no longer play for PSG: Kylian Mbappe
During an interaction with reporters, Mbappe said: "I was made to understand that I would no longer play for PSG [after informing them of my desire to leave at the end of the season]. I was told right to my face, and quite violently, so I was convinced that I wasn’t going to play. Luis Enrique and Luis Campos saved me."
"Without them, I would never have stepped onto the pitch again. That’s why my ambition was different this year. It was below my standards but just playing, stringing together matches and winning trophies was my biggest pride but next season, I won’t settle for a season like that."
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Kylian Mbappe drops brutal comment about PSG management after deciding to leave
The Los Blancos will not be paying any transfer fee to the winger's former club as he has become a free agent. Finally, after trying twice previously the footballer has joined the current La Liga champions in the third attempt.
Kylian Mbappe drops brutal comment about PSG management (Source- Twitter)
Kylian Mbappe have been already announced as Real Madrid player. The winger will be joining the side after the completion of the UEFA Euro 20224. He has been the leading goal scorer for the Paris Saint-Germain in just six seasons with the club, with 255 goals in 305 games. He won twelve major trophies with PSG, including six Ligue 1 crowns, three French Cups, three French Super Cups, and two French League Cups.
The 25-year-old announced his departure from the capital club before the last two games of Ligue 1 and the management, especially Nasser Al-Khelaifi was shocked by his decision to leave and the club’s response was quick as he was benched from the first-team set-up and excluded from the pre-season tour of Japan and South Korea as they tried to force him to sign an extension.
The Los Blancos will not be paying any transfer fee to the winger's former club as he has become a free agent. Finally, after trying twice previously the footballer has joined the current La Liga champions in the third attempt. They tried to sign him in 2017 after he left Monaco for Paris Saint-Germain for a transfer fee of €180 million ($196 million depending on current exchange rates), the second most expensive ever for a football player.
I was made to understand that I would no longer play for PSG: Kylian Mbappe
During an interaction with reporters, Mbappe said: "I was made to understand that I would no longer play for PSG [after informing them of my desire to leave at the end of the season]. I was told right to my face, and quite violently, so I was convinced that I wasn’t going to play. Luis Enrique and Luis Campos saved me."
"Without them, I would never have stepped onto the pitch again. That’s why my ambition was different this year. It was below my standards but just playing, stringing together matches and winning trophies was my biggest pride but next season, I won’t settle for a season like that."