They don't want him anymore, the reason why Madrid prefer Bellingham over Mbappé

Real Madrid fans had a summer full of uncertainty once again, as once again the novel of the transfer market was the possible arrival of the French star, Kylian Mbappé, to the Spanish capital to sign for the team he has admired and followed since he was a child. Unlike what happened last year, on this occasion, Mbappé did seem fully prepared to end his link with Paris-Saint Germain, as he made public his decision not to renew with the Parisian club beyond 2024.

This, almost automatically, forced PSG to get rid of him this summer to prevent him from leaving at zero cost the following year. Even the French club's board assured that Mbappé would not leave the club for free under any circumstances and various rumors suggested that the club was willing to sell him for less than what they were initially asking for him. However, in the end the tension calmed down between Kylian and PSG, as for some time the young striker was separated from the first team.

After it became official that Mbappé would not be leaving PSG this summer, many Real Madrid fans were again disappointed by what happened, as everything seemed to indicate that the Spanish club was waiting for his arrival, which is why they did not make too many signings this summer. But, there was one signing that Real Madrid did make and for which they paid more than 100 million euros. We are talking about Jude Bellingham, who is currently becoming the great figure of the team and who has caused a sector of the Madrid fans to reject the future arrival of Mbappé.

The rejection of a Madrid fan towards Mbappé

Spanish journalist, Tomás Roncero, has become an icon, for many, of Real Madrid fans and on the program EL Chiringuito, he exploded against the possible future arrival of Kylian Mbappé to the Spanish team. "Stay with your PSG, get him out of the crisis, but leave Real Madrid alone (...) The throne that was for you, is now occupied. Jude Bellingham. You have been left out," exclaimed Roncero.