According to reports, PSG is anticipating a proposal from Chelsea for the talented Kylian Mbappe, following a phone call between Todd Boehly and PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi. Chelsea would face tough competition from Real Madrid, who has expressed a strong interest, and Al-Hilal, who has tabled a staggering £259 million offer. PSG is determined to maximize the transfer fee for the France captain. The deadline for Mbappe to trigger a contract extension has passed, leaving him with just one year remaining on his current deal. PSG is keen to avoid losing him to Real Madrid on a free transfer next summer but Mbappe has indicated his reluctance to leave PSG at this time. Chelsea, as reported by L’Equipe, would be interested in taking Mbappe off PSG’s hands with a suitable offer. Mbappe, 24, is currently training at PSG’s state-of-the-art facility in Poissy while his teammates are on a tour of Japan and South Korea. This situation arose when Mbappe sent a letter to the club expressing his desire to leave at the end of the upcoming season, which left the club feeling betrayed. As Mbappe is refusing to extend his contract, PSG feels compelled to sell him. Al-Khelaifi stated his stance on not allowing the best player to leave for free, highlighting that PSG is his city, and Mbappe has stated he has no intention of departing for free. The news recently broke that Chelsea was willing to hijack Liverpool’s negotiations for a loan move for Mbappe. PSG has set an asking price of approximately £200 million, although Al-Hilal’s offer exceeds that, Mbappe has refused to entertain a move to Saudi Arabia and is focused on remaining in Paris with the intention of joining Madrid next year on a free transfer. Al-Khelaifi has made it clear that they will not let Mbappe walk away without a significant fee, so they are open to receiving offers.
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