Mbappe staying at PSG, Real Madrid offer rejected

Kylian Mbappe is expected to stay at Paris Saint-Germain after the French club expressed confidence it will extend his contract at the end of the season.
Real
Madrid were keen to sign him in the summer transfer window and made an opening
bid worth €160 million for him a week before the window closed. PSG rejected
that offer and decided against letting the France international leave the Parc
des Princes.
Mbappe's
contract expires next summer, though, and there could be doubts over his future
at PSG.
PSG
sporting director is confident he will not move elsewhere. He said: "I
don't see Kylian leaving at the end of this season. Mbappe's relationship with
PSG is deep. I don't think anyone here sees the future without him".
Mbappe
joined PSG from Monaco for €180m in 2017, beating Real Madrid to his signature,
and he has been the Spanish giants' top target ever since.
Mbappe
has scored four goals so far this season, with PSG hoping that the collective
attacking firepower that he, Neymar and Messi boast will finally help them
clinch the club's first Champions League trophy.
The
closest they have come was in 2020, when they were beaten 1-0 by Bayern Munich
in the final in Lisbon.