By Mario Perez

Kylian Mbappe’s mother, Fayza Lamari, who acts as the player's agent, surprised the media and the fans with an impressive revelation in the last few hours; as she uncovered the pressures she and her son would have lived in the latest negotiation with PSG and their Qatari owners in 2022 to extend the contract of the French superstar.
Through an interview for the French program Envoyé Spécial, which will be broadcasted on 18 January, Fayza Lamari would have assured that she was the one who strongly pressured the Qatari sheikhs of PSG to extend her contract beyond 2022. “There is no guilt or shame. If we had been able to accept 10 billion, we would have done it because it is the system that wants that”, she said according to the French journal Le Parisien, which had exclusive access to the content of the interview.
In this sense, it would be worth also mentioning that in the interview will be shown some details about the conversations had between Fayza Lamari and her son Kylianto divide the profits of the agreement with PSG. “I told him: 'I don't do it below 30%! I retire and do like everyone else, I'm going on vacation to the Maldives, but I don't work for you!'” was another cut from the program that will be broadcast on the France 2 signal next Thursday.
In this sense, it would be a great episode to continue the soap opera started by Mbappe and his mother, as according to Le Parisien, PSG still would be waiting for a favorable response to their proposal to extend his contract with them before it ends at the end of the season, as Nasser Al Khelaifi, the owner of PSG revealed some days ago with the following message “I want Kylian to stay. He is the best player in the world and the best club for Kylian is Paris. I don't want to talk about money or say how much the deal is worth. We have a gentlemen's agreement and it's not about money. It is between a player and the club president, the sports director and the coach”.

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