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Breaking news, the 350 million for which Mbappé would stay at PSG and not go to Real Madrid

The French striker would have everything agreed with Madrid, but a new offer could turn things around.

By William Estrella

The French striker would have everything agreed with Madrid, but a new offer could turn things around.
The French striker would have everything agreed with Madrid, but a new offer could turn things around.

Paris Saint-Germain wants to do everything possible to plan a project around Kylian Mbappé. They believe that the improvement of the team at a European level with the arrival of Luis Enrique, the role of the French can be of vital importance for the consecration. The hierarchy of the former Monaco has already been seen and any club would be delighted to have him.

However, everything seems to indicate that the agreement between Real Madrid and Mbappé would be official. It is that according to 'PSG Community', the White House team would be willing to pay close to 250 million euros for the transfer of the world star. At PSG they would have accepted this decision and it would be a matter of days for them to arrive in the Spanish capital.

To avoid this, despite the fact that he would leave a large amount of money to Paris, the board of directors of the French club would have the intention of paying him a salary of 70 million per year until 2028, which would be 350 million euros in his 5 years of employment. contract, an offer that far exceeds that of Madrid.

The person in charge of carrying out the negotiations

The one who has taken a leading role in the meetings with the PSG board is Fayza Lamari, Kylian's mother, who has been in charge of financial operations for a long time, according to 'The Athletic'. In any case, the Frenchman's decision would only be to play in Paris until 2024, although the Emir opposes it and wants to sell it now or renew it.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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