€60 million on deck: Here’s why Kylian Mbappe might not leave PSG before August
After getting excluded from PSG's squad that is currently playing in Japan, it is almost certain that the Frenchman will leave PSG soon.
Kylian Mbappe for PSG. (Source: CNN)
The ongoing Kylian Mbappe transfer saga continues to captivate football fans worldwide. As the month of August approaches, all eyes are on PSG as they face a crucial deadline for the payment of a €60 million loyalty bonus to the French forward, as per his contract terms.
PSG has a contract clause that allows Mbappe a €60 million loyalty incentive, and he will be eligible for the first half of this payment on July 31st. PSG must fix Mbappe’s issue by this deadline, since he would receive €40 million of the loyalty incentive if he stays at the club through July 31.
Mbappé’s future at PSG has been uncertain for months, with the 24-year-old yet to exercise his unilateral renewal clause that could extend his stay at the club until 2025. On the same day that his renewal option expires, he is set to receive the first half of his loyalty bonus, which would significantly impact his potential transfer value if he chooses to leave.
It’s worth noting that Mbappe has expressed his dissatisfaction with PSG’s lack of Champions League success in recent comments, where he expressed his ultimate goal of winning the Champions League Al-Hilal’s world record bid would see Mbappe sign a one-year contract with them, earning £50 million per month.
Following his one-year contract, Mbappe may complete his dream move to Real Madrid on a free transfer. While PSG has stated a willingness to address the problem as quickly as possible, it is currently unclear how the scenario will play out.
According to reports, PSG’s Qatari owners are prepared to accept an incredible €300 million offer from Saudi side Al-Hilal for Mbappé’s services, shattering the world transfer record and making the Frenchman the highest-paid player in the world.
A look at Kylian’s Mbappe current situation and the possible options he has
PSG has accepted a remarkable £259 million deal for Mbappe from Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal, which may establish a new world transfer record. Mbappe would sign a one-year contract with Al-Hilal, earning an incredible £50 million every month. Mbappe responded with 13 smiling face emojis to Basketball star Giannis Antetokounmpo’s humorous tweet comparing their features, implying that he may be amused by the proposal but hasn’t yet made his view clear.
While Al-Hilal’s proposal creates news, Real Madrid remains the frontrunner to capture Mbappe. The Frenchman has always admired the Spanish club and regards it as his dream destination. However, Real Madrid might opt to sign him as a free agent next year, avoiding paying a transfer fee to PSG.
Mbappe’s performances and potential have elevated him to the ranks of the most sought-after players in the game. All eyes are on how this high-stakes story plays out as the transfer window proceeds, with Mbappe’s choice having far-reaching repercussions for the football landscape.
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