Kylian Mbappé “must leave PSG if he wants to win the Champions League, become the best player in the world and win the Ballon d’Or”, says Emmanuel Petit.
It will soon be six years since Kylian Mbappé joined PSG. And if, since then, almost every summer has been punctuated by the soap opera of his possible departure to Real Madrid, there should not be such suspense this summer. According The Parisian, there is no doubt that the Parisian star will stay in the capital next season. Yet another attempt from the White House should not change anything, even if Zinedine Zidane were to replace Carlo Ancelotti on the merengue bench.
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A transfer would be the best thing that could happen to him. In any case, that’s what Emmanuel Petit thinks, crowned world champion in 1998 with the France team. “This guy has been a rocket since he was 17. He broke all the records in France. But if he wants to win the Champions League, become the best player in the world and win the Ballon d’Or, I think he has to leave PSG.”believes the former midfielder, during an interview with Legal Sportsbook.
Mbappé “ always welcome” at Real Madrid
In his eyes, the only possible destination for the tricolor prodigy, linked to Paris Saint-Germain until 2024 with an optional additional season, is Casa Blanca. “I think the door is still open to him at Real Madrid, maybe not as widely as two years ago.says the former Arsenal player. I believe Florentino Pérez (the Madrid president, editor’s note) said recently that if he wants to come to Madrid he is always welcome, but he has to think twice about his salary. »
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“He signed a three-year contract at PSG the last time (in 2022, editor’s note), but I think the last season is negotiable. So this coming season could be a turning point for him.”, concludes Emmanuel Petit. Kylian Mbappé, now top scorer in the history of the Rouge et Bleu, has clearly set himself the goal of carrying the Ile-de-France team to their first C1 title. If he succeeds in 2024, perhaps he will allow himself a new experience in Spain.
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