PSG have reportedly offered Kylian Mbappe with a new two-year deal worth €80 million each. According to Spanish news outlet AS, the forward could accept the offer if Real Madrid don’t meet his demands.
With less than six months left on his existing deal, Mbappe’s future is once again the subject of speculation. Real Madrid have unsurprisingly been linked as the La Liga giants have admired him for the longest time.
The 25-year-old had almost joined them in 2022 until the Parisians offered a whopping contract extension worth €50 million for two years with a mammoth €100 million signing-on bonus.
Now with his terms winding down, Mbappe is back at the negotiating table, and Los Blancos hope to snap him up on a Bosman after the expiration of his contract, but will have to pay €60 million in signing-on bonuses. However, it won’t be that straight-forward this time either.
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Mbappe wants to become the highest paid star in their squad, earning no less than what Vinicius Junior and Jude Bellingham earn at Real Madrid. Though he’s keen on a move to the Santiago Bernabeu, the France international could end up staying if his demands aren’t met.
PSG are ready to offer him a staggering €80 million deal for two years and want to keep him in the French capital. Madrid aren’t willing to pay him that much, rather offering him a base salary of €15 million. The figures will go up following the addition of bonuses and image rights.
At 25, this could be Mbappe’s last chance of realizing his dream move as the player enters the peak of his career.