Newspaper: Mbappe will not stay in Paris Saint-Germain, whatever the temptations

 Sources told the Spanish newspaper "AS" close to Real Madrid, that the French star, Kylian Mbappe, will not renew his contract with Paris Saint-Germain, whatever temptations will be presented to him.

Those sources said that "Mbappe made his decision, and money will not tempt him, and he will not renew his contract with Paris Saint-Germain in exchange for all the money in the world."

And she continued: "He has been determined for a long time to leave, and nothing will prevent him from doing so, as he wants to play and achieve victories with Real Madrid, and all he has to do is wait until next June 30 to achieve his dream," referring to the expiration date of his contract with the French giant. .

And the newspaper "Parisian", which has close relations with the "Park of the Princes", had stated that the Paris Saint-Germain administration is ready to pay a very huge salary estimated at fifty million euros annually (more than 58 million dollars) for the 22-year-old young star, in order to convince him. By staying, knowing that this salary will exceed what his two club colleagues receive, Argentine star Lionel Messi, and Brazilian star Neymar, as each of them receives a salary estimated at 37 million euros.

Although that salary may make Mbappe the highest paid in the world of football, the latter, according to the newspaper “AS”, has other immaterial ambitions related to achieving the Champions League and the Golden Ball, which may not be available to him in his current club, especially since The coach of Paris Saint-Germain, Mauricio Pochettino, had announced in previous statements that he relied on his compatriots Messi and Angel Di Maria as a solid core in achieving his project and ideas, which angered the "brown boy", who considered this a lack of appreciation for him.

The Madrid newspaper pointed out that Mbappe and his mother's statements about the possibility of renewal with "PSG" are just a strategy so that the remaining period of the "brown jewel" passes quietly and without problems with the Parisian club and its fans.