While Mbappe feels like the king, the low bow he receives that benefits Messi

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Paris St Germain is always on the lookout for new world-class talents and has set its eyes on a player that could replace one of the major stumbling blocks to Kylian Mbappe's star power at the capital club. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is emerging as a possible replacement for Lionel Messi at the club but Napoli's stance has given them a better chance of keeping the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner at the Parc des Princes.

But Napoli's Director Christiano Giuntoli is batting all potential interest away with one definitive statement. “There’s absolutely nothing,” Giuntoli said when asked about the Georgian sensation "I can tell you that (Khvicha) Kvaratskhelia is 100% untouchable. He’s absolutely not on the market.” Giuntoli has had to defend his club's newest prized attacker from interest in Paris as well as from Manchester City and Liverpool but so far the club is remaining steadfast.

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Kravadona the untouchable

Kvaratskhelia's contract at Napoli will expire in 2027 and, despite only signing this year, the 21-year-old has already captured the hearts and imagination of Naples earning the nickname Kvaradona in just a short space of time. Napoli signed Kravadona for €10-12 million and the small investment has paid big dividends. He's likely to command a huge price the longer he stays at Napoli.