REAL MADRID target Kylian Mbappe is in urgent transfer talks with Paris Saint-Germain over his future following Sunday’s Ligue 1 title flop.
Mauricio Pochettino’s men lost their grip on the French crown last night as Lille pipped them to top spot by one point.
Having crashed out of the Champions League too, PSG will end the season with just the French Cup in their trophy cabinet.
And Mbappe, 22, now admits he wants to play for a club where success is virtually guaranteed.
The World Cup winner, Ligue 1’s Golden Boot winner with 27 goals, is out of contract in 2022.
Fellow forward Neymar has already signed a new long-term extension.
WIN £50,000! Play Dream Team Euros – our FREE fantasy football game this summer
WIN £50,000 with Dream Team Euros
Dream Team Euros is HERE!
The best fantasy football game to accompany Euro 2020 has arrived.
And you can play absolutely FREE for your chance to win the £50,000 jackpot.
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR FREE!
Dream Team Euros
- £50,000 jackpot
- The best fantasy football game this summer
- Play in mini-leagues against your mates, colleagues, family members – and some hand-picked celebrities
- FREE to play
But doubts are growing over Mbappe’s future with Real Madrid interested.
And PSG’s failure to retain their title could come back to haunt them in the transfer market following Mbappe’s latest comments.
He told Canal Plus: “Everyone knows how profoundly attached I am to the club.
“I have always been very thankful towards the president and my different coaches.
FREE BETS: GET OVER £2,000 IN SIGN UP OFFERS HERE
“What I want is to win, to feel like I am somewhere where I can win, where there is a solid project around me.
“The footballing project is essential. I want to feel like I am part of a team that is going to do something.
“Then, it’s up to us to show what we can do. We are talking with the club, we will see what happens.
“In any case, I have always been happy here and I had had four exceptional years here, we are very clear with the club.
“The club knows my relationship with it, this city, this country.
‘We are going to do things in the way they should be done, in one way or another.
“I cannot say what needs to be done, I am just a player, but I think that people have seen, everyone has seen.
“When everyone sees, it is easier to draw conclusions, but there is no problem. We lost the title but now we have to concentrate on the future.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
