PSG Star to Decide His Future in Next Few Weeks Amid links With Premier League and Real Madird

Vishal Bhawani January 11, 2024 Chelsea, Kylian Mbappe, Liverpool, Manchester United, PSG, Real Madrid

In the midst of Manchester United’s challenging season, reports circulate regarding their interest in French sensation Kylian Mbappe. Despite their current struggles and uncertain Champions League qualification, the Red Devils find themselves linked with one of the world’s top talents.

Premier League Clubs in Race to Sign Mbappe

Kylian Mbappé will decide his club future in the next few weeks, sources told ESPN's Julien Laurens, with Real Madrid and Liverpool the most likely destinations should he leave PSG.

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Recent coverage by The Times suggests that Mbappe has turned down a move to Real Madrid, expressing a preference for joining a Premier League club. Sport, a reputable Spanish outlet, indicates that in the coming weeks, the 25-year-old may engage in talks with English clubs, including Manchester United, Liverpool, and Chelsea.

While Mbappe’s market value stands at an imposing €180 million (£154 million), the possibility of a free transfer looms large as he can enter pre-contract negotiations with non-French clubs this month.

Sport speculates that economic conditions may play a pivotal role in sealing the deal, with Manchester United positioned alongside other elite English clubs.

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Despite being one of the highest-earning footballers globally, with an annual income of approximately €75 million, Mbappe may need to adjust his salary expectations. Sport emphasizes that no club is likely to match his current earnings at Paris Saint-Germain, requiring the player to consider more modest demands.

Manchester United’s bid for Mbappe, however, hinges on their qualification for the UEFA Champions League. Having finished at the bottom of their group this season, securing a spot in Europe’s premier competition appears challenging based on their current Premier League standing and form.