The Spanish press reported that PSG had selected two players they wanted from Real Madrid in exchange for the services of superstar Kylian Mbappe.
The future of striker Kylian Mbappe is the focus of discussion in the summer transfer window of 2023. The French captain has announced that he will not activate the contract extension for another year with PSG and will leave freely in the summer of 2024. .
The Paris side of course also does not want to let him leave for 0 dong next season. The club clearly stands: either Mbappe renews or he will be sold this summer.
The most potential partner of PSG right now is undoubtedly Real Madrid, the team that has long pursued Mbappe. However, Los Blancos are still probing to find a reasonable deal on the price because PSG is said to want to collect up to 300 million euros.
Real Madrid and PSG are discussing slowly to find a reasonable agreement for the transfer of Mbappe (photo: DC)
Against this backdrop, PSG’s Qatari owners had an idea to facilitate negotiations to take place. Specifically, Defensa Central reported, both Real Madrid and PSG are open to the deal and have considered the option of assigning players to reduce the transfer price for Mbappe.
The two names that PSG chose are Vinicius Jr and Thibaut Courtois. One is the best striker in Brazil right now and the other is the best goalkeeper in the world in 2022.
PSG’s request was then immediately rejected by president Florentino Perez. The White House boss wants Mbappe but wants him to combine with Vinicius to form a new duo of Real Madrid. While Courtois is an impregnable character.
President Perez wants Mbappe to join Vinicius Junior to form a new duo of Real Madrid next season (photo: Planeta)
On the other hand, Real Madrid is confident that they can manage the salary fund well, so there is no need to trade stars. Therefore, the two sides will continue to discuss to find other options.
According to Relevo, the majority of Real Madrid insiders believe Mbappe will join this summer. Negotiations are still progressing and show signs of optimism. So much so that they predict the deal could be closed within the next two weeks.
