December is here, meaning there are only a few weeks until Kylian Mbappé can begin talking with any club, mainly Real Madrid, over a pre-contract.
The 24-year-old will become a free agent next June. Nonetheless, it seems the Spanish club is preparing a plan, and one only, with an almost take-it-or-leave-it offer. Unlike previous years, Los Blancos look like they’re not going to play the waiting game.
Real Madrid remains interested in Kylian Mbappé… but there’s a limit
Spanish media outlet Relevo reported on Friday that Real Madrid did not abandon the idea of signing him despite what previous information from Spain had suggested.
As a result, the La Liga side’s plan would be as follows: make an offer to Kylian Mbappé in the first half of 2024 so that the world champion can arrive very quickly at the end of his contract at PSG.
The idea is to make a significant offer, take it, or leave it. The Madrid side has done this in the past with Jude Bellingham. Real Madrid will reject requests deemed eccentric or unsuitable.
Furthermore, the Spanish side does not deem Mbappé’s arrival crucial. Los Blancos believe they can depend on Endrick (who will arrive in July), Rodrygo, and Vinicius instead.
