Mbappe is poised to exit Paris Saint-Germain without any transfer fees when his contract concludes at the season’s end. Initially keen to prevent this, PSG’s stance has reportedly softened after Mbappe agreed to forgo loyalty bonuses worth around €100 million (£87m).
Initially on the path to join Liverpool in 2022, Mbappe had a change of heart, opting to prolong his tenure at PSG. However, disclosures over the summer unveiled an optional final year in his new deal, allowing him to depart in 2024.
PSG aimed to evade Mbappe’s departure without a transfer fee. With Mbappe relinquishing loyalty bonuses, a move to Liverpool seems highly probable.
Liverpool is ready to rekindle efforts to secure Kylian Mbappe as his contract with Paris Saint-Germain nears its conclusion. Meanwhile, Sir Jim Ratcliffe at Manchester United seems to have surpassed Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani in brokering a deal with the Glazer family. Elsewhere, Chelsea continues to explore prospects for a new stadium or expanding their existing one.
According to Spanish paper Marca, ongoing speculation surrounds Paris Saint-Germain’s Kylian Mbappe, with his future still uncertain. The outlet suggests that if Mbappe does not agree to a renewal with PSG by January 1, the chance for him to join another club will arise. His contract ends on June 30, 2024, and his relationship with PSG remains unchanged since the disagreement surfaced.
The critical date, similar to two years ago, will be January 2024, and it seems crucial for Perez to swiftly secure Mbappe’s written commitment. This timeframe suggests the saga involving the player, PSG, and Liverpool will resurface within the next two and a half months.
It’s evident that this represents Mbappe’s final opportunity to join Liverpool, fulfilling his expressed desire, as it seems to be the footballer’s dream.