The $8.5 million mansion Mbappe will have to leave when he leaves PSG

Striker Kylian Mbappé announced to Paris Saint-Germain officials his intention to leave the French capital club at the end of his contract at the end of the current season, a person close to the club said Thursday. "The conditions of the departure have yet to be agreed. The club and Mbappé will make it public when everything is agreed in the coming months," according to the same source.

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Despite the news and the foreseeable end of one of the most followed soccer soap operas in recent years, the officialization is still pending, and so far both PSG and the player's entourage have refused to comment on the striker's departure,

According to reports, Mbappé will leave PSG with the letter of freedom, although the player and the club agreed a few months ago that the striker would waive a portion of bonuses from his contract, quantified at "several tens" of millions of euros. The France star and captain (25 years old) arrived at PSG in 2017 from Monaco and in 2022 renewed his contract for two seasons, with an option for an additional third, which he renounced to activate last summer, giving way in recent months to endless rumors about an eventual departure from PSG.

The mansion that will leave

Mbappe reportedly shelled out $8,500,000 for the place in 2017. According to the technical sheet, the property has an extension of 9,150 square feet and enviable views of the Eiffel Tower. It also boasts 12 bedrooms, a foyer, kitchen, dining room, living room, main living room, TV room, gym, spa, Turkish bath, library, office and a basement that can be used as a game room or multipurpose room. If the interior spaces were not enough, the exterior has a terrace, soccer field, basketball court, green area, among other amenities.