Kylian Mbappe is not only a fantastic footballer but a great diplomat too. The Parisian born forward is playing for his hometown club, scoring goals, and enjoying life, but he has a childhood dream of playing for Real Madrid. And the whole state of France is currently trying to keep him at PSG. Two French presidents, former (Sarcozi) and current (Macron) are involved in this high patriotic operation. The fans are also torn apart. They want to boo him (they did in one or two games) because he wants to leave, but they also adore him. After all, he scored the winner in the Champions League against his potential future club, Real Madrid. But, the player is ‘swimming’ in these waters perfectly.Undecisive Mbappe at the crossroads – now or neverEven though he made it clear he wants to leave, Mbappe also gave a promising and yet unclear statement after the win over Real.“I’ve not decided my future. I play for Paris Saint-Germain, one of the best clubs in the world. This game to influence my future? No – I’ve not decided, I give my best and then we will see what happens next season” – said Mbappe.Mbappé demuestra que está deseando fichar por el Real Madrid y rechaza un cheque en blanco del PSGhttps://t.co/pq767wQObk#RealMadrid #Mbappé #PSG pic.twitter.com/UFXxDZqHP8— Defensacentral.com (@defcentral) February 24, 2022 But behind the scene, rich Qatar owners are doing everything, literally everything to keep the player. They have rejected the offer to make money on him by refusing Real’s offer of around 26 billion Ksh. Then they offered Kylian a new deal, which would see the player getting between 46 and 130 million Ksh per week. Some media even calculated that PSG would pay over 8 billion per year to the Tricolor national team player.(1.70) ARSENAL (3.60) WOLVERHAMPTON (6.00)Even though he said he is still not decided, he rejected all offers. And then another one arrived – a blank checkbook, an extension with 11 billion Ksh gross, and the promise of a sports project of guarantee. According to Spanish Marca, French president Emmanuel Macron has involved himself in the situation, while PSG’s owners, a subsidiary of the Qatari sovereign wealth fund, have geared a lot of their pleas around the upcoming 2022 World Cup in their homeland. They want Mbappe to stick around for at least one or two years in PSG, but the player is not motivated by money, but rather his desire to play for his boyhood club.
