Real Madrid on red alert as Kylian Mbappé stalls on new PSG deal | OneFootball

Kylian Mbappé has no intention of signing an extension to his contract at Paris Saint-Germain.

Mbappé’s current deal isn’t set to expire until 2022 but there are suspicions he sees his future away from the Ligue 1 champions.

In the last two games against Nantes and Montpellier, the 20-year-old has reacted badly to being substituted by coach Thomas Tuchel and Spanish outlet Marca claim PSG are having difficulty managing the World Cup winner’s ambition.

The club’s sporting director Leonardo has publicly stated that they want to Mbappé to extend his contract, with French outlet Le Parisien reporting an offer worth €25m-per-season until 2025 is on the table.

But Marca claim Mbappé is presently unwilling to sign an extension, which will be music to the ears of some of Europe’s biggest clubs, especially Real Madrid, who have been heavily linked with the striker throughout his time in Paris.

The former Monaco starlet is already a world class player despite his tender age, meaning he fits the profile of the sort of galáctico Madrid president Florentino Pérez would love to bring to the Bernabéu.

If/when Mbappé does leave, he is likely to command a transfer fee which would eclipse the €222m PSG spent on signing Neymar from Barcelona two summers ago.

But it seems even despite his apparent reluctance to sign a new contract, PSG are in no rush to let him go and are unlikely to even consider the idea of selling him in the summer of 2020.