According to 'Gazzetta dello Sport,' Kylian Mbappe is dissatisfied with Leo Messi's presence at PSG. According to the same source, the striker will make an announcement about his future on Monday, September 16th. He will either stay in Paris or move to Real Madrid, his current biggest opponent.
Leo Messi is a new player at PSG, and Kylian Mbappe has yet to respond on social media. For the first time, 'La Gazzetta dello Sport' writes on how the Frenchman felt about the arrival of the Argentine: poorly. According to one Italian media site, he has not enjoyed it and will reveal whether he will stay or depart for Real Madrid on Monday, September 16th. In fact, he already knows what his deal will be, according to 'ABC.'
It would be for six seasons, or until 2027, with a salary of 25 million euros net every season and a signing bonus of 40 million, as reported by the publication 'Marca.' If 'Los Blancos' are forced to pay a transfer fee to the French club, it will be remarkable if this last requirement is met.
Initially, the plan was to wait until the striker's contract at Parc des Princes expired before signing him on a free transfer. In this case, Madrid's 40 million euros would not be such a large outlay. If they were to be included in a large payment to sign him today, they would have a significant impact on the balance sheet.
With Real Madrid's two paths to signing Mbappe apparent, it's unclear why he's been dissatisfied with the arrival of Leo Messi, according to 'Gazzetta.' By virtue of his status, he will become one of the squad's new leaders, and it is quite likely that he will eclipse him a little, though this situation is unlikely to cause difficulties with other teammates such as Neymar, who is pleased to share a dressing room with him again.
It may make financial sense.
It is commonly known that PSG has a lot of leeway in managing its Financial Fair Play. Even yet, keeping Mbappe, Neymar, Messi, and a cast of stars surrounding them is a difficult exercise for any athletic entity's money, and it would result in a thunderous exit.
Because the Brazilian only recently renewed his contract and the Argentinian has only recently joined the club, the Frenchman is the most likely to leave. Their president, on the other hand, has already stated in one of his last public appearances that he will not only stay, but that he will stay because that is what he wants. Even so, it would be a balsamic farewell in terms of money.
