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Bye bye Mbappé, Real Madrid got fed up and they already have their new 100 million striker

Real Madrid received some of the worst news, but Florentino Pérez would already have plan B.

By William Estrella

Real Madrid received some of the worst news, but Florentino Pérez would already have plan B.
Real Madrid received some of the worst news, but Florentino Pérez would already have plan B.

Real Madrid was in the media eye for weeks due to the possible arrival of Kylian Mbappé at the club. This news has been circulating since the last winter pass market in Europe, but there is still nothing defined and apparently, there is nothing underway at the moment that gives Madrid security.

The French National Team striker announced that he will not renew his contract with Paris Saint Germain. This surprised many, but made Florentino Pérez happy, who at the time prepared an offer for the player. Everything seemed to be on track, but bad news destroyed the plan of the President of the White House.

Mbappé would have made the decision to fulfill his contract with PSG. The link with the Parisian squad ends at the end of June 2024. This decision would have been so as not to leave the club with a hole for the next Ligue One season.

Upon learning of this, Florentino Pérez began to think of a new figure who can cover Mbappé's position at least until he ends his contract with Paris Saint Germain. This figure would be playing in the Premier League.

Madrid's plan B

After a long study, Florentino Pérez and Carlo Ancelotti have decided that the best option is the Tottenham Hotspur's striker, Harry Kane. In the last season, he played 38 games and scored 30 goals and three assists. Madrid would pay 95 million euros for the English striker who unstitches her at his club.


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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