Mbappé to Real Madrid, this is the fee PSG wants for Kylian this summer

PSG star Kylian Mbappé is set to join Real Madrid this summer after the star informed the French club that he would not renew his contract and would leave at the end of the season. This seems like an excellent move for both Mbappé and Real Madrid as the negotiation will only be between the player and the club. Mbappé's contract with PSG expires this summer, but the French club will try to get something out of the deal.

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Fabrizio Romano recently reported that Mbappé has not yet signed the official Real Madrid contract, but talks are ongoing. PSG are waiting for him to inform them that he has signed for Real Madrid. Everything is going absolutely well with the deal. Now there is a spin in the tale as reports suggests that PSG do not want to be left empty handed.

L'Equipe reports that PSG expects to earn between $105 million to $155 million from Mbappé's transfer to Real Madrid. They expect the player to give up a percentage of the signing bonus he will receive in the event that his signing for Real Madrid is confirmed. While this won't be an official transfer fee, the club hopes the player does contribute with a fee since there was an agreement to discuss about the move before the news is confirmed.

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Luis Enrique does not deny the tension between him and Mbappé

Luis Enrique talked to the press ahead of PSG's Champions League game against Real Sociedad. PSG are leading 2-0 on aggregate and Enrique was asked if he would continue to use Mbappé in the team like he has been in the previous games. This is regarding Enrique subbing Mbappé out of games early. Enrique said, "Yes, why not?"

Enrique was asked about Mbappé's attitude, and he said, "A change in Mbappé's attitude since the announcement of his decision? I think tomorrow's match is important. No further comments to make."