Kylian Mbappe transfer: PSG forward Kylian Mbappe is likely to be loaned out to Premier League clubs as per new reports. PSG have made a clear stance that they are not even seeing one more season with the Frenchman. They have already put him on sale and now, they are finding loan options from Man United and Chelsea.
Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly willing to loan Kylian Mbappe for the entire season. The transfer saga adds a layer every day and this is the new page in the story. The 24-year-old will see his contract expire in 2024 and he wants to leave PSG as a free agent so he can sign a new deal with Real Madrid.
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Mbappe already denied any contract extension from PSG and he is keen to leave the club for Los Blancos. He is on the radar of the Saudi club as well. Recently, Al Hilal made a record-breaking offer for the World Cup winner. They are open to paying €300 million for Mbappe in a transfer fee. They are giving him a €700m wage packet. Meanwhile, the deal has been broken as the Frenchman is not interested to play the upcoming season in the Middle East.
Now, PSG are looking for the best option and it might solve this entire transfer saga. The Ligue 1 giants are now willing to listen to loan offers from Premier League clubs by giving them all of Mbappe’s hefty wage packet.
Man United, Chelsea and Tottenham are in the race to make full advantage of ongoing drama. They cannot sign him permanently as the player is keen to go with Real Madrid in 2024. The loan deal is now financially viable to them without a fee being involved.
Apart from Premier League clubs, Inter Milan and Barcelona are also showing interest in the 24-year-old sensation. PSG will soon sort it out and they are in a hurry to get rid of Mbappe who doesn’t have a longer commitment. Mabppe may spend next season on loan and then, leave PSG as free-agent.
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