This will happen to Bellingham if Mbappé arrives at Real Madrid next summer

For months now Kylian Mbappé has been the most talked about soccer player in the world. He has a contract with Paris Saint-Germain until June 30 this year and an automatic renewal clause until 2025 that he can activate if he wishes. However, he announced some time ago that he has no intention of staying after the end of this season and that is why he has rejected the renewal offers he received.

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With this scenario, his most likely destination is Real Madrid. The Spanish side have been interested in him for years, and were even very close to signing him in 2022. That is why now they will do everything possible to get him. The main advantage Los Merengues have is that they can offer 'Kiki' a very attractive sporting challenge: the possibility of competing for the Champions League title, something he never achieved with PSG.

But president Florentino Perez knows that this alone will not be enough. That is why reports indicate that he will also offer him a very high salary, close to $30 million per year. This would make him the highest paid player in the squad, doubling other stars such as Toni Kroos and David Alaba.

However, that would also cause an imbalance that needs to be corrected. That Mbappé becomes Real Madrid's most expensive player is logical, but he cannot be far ahead of other stars of the squad. That is why, according to journalist Eduardo Inda, Jude Bellingham will soon be given a salary increase, considering that the almost $15 million that he makes right now is not adequate for a player of his quality.

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They will have a wonderful team

In case the arrival of Kylian Mbappé to Real Madrid is confirmed, the team's attack will be formed by several of the best players in the world: Jude Bellingham, Rodrygo Goes, Vinicius Junior and 'Kiki'.