Salary plus loyalty bonuses. And that entourage doesn’t come cheap either.
He’s going to leave so much money on the table wherever he goes from here.
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He’s going to leave so much money on the table wherever he goes from here.
And altogether haaland didn't cost the peanuts city bought him for.
Mbappe would be commanding that sign on fee regardless of transfer fee. The point stands.
Why?
Feck Ashworth, give Mbappé the sporting director job too.
Feel like this time he will leave. He likes money, but i think he realised money is not all and that winning the UCL will be difficult with PSG. I think he got the maximum out of PSG and gave them enough years and they him money.
Real next obviously
Real next obviously
I'll believe it when I see it.
Feck me!
Yeah but if he's really discarding PSG he doesn't have the negotiating position to get it. By all accounts he wants Real Madrid and we're telling him he's getting Vini level wages or he's getting nothing at all
And that's still in the 25-30M per year, doubt any PL side would offer much more than that either
I am sure he hired the best lawyers and agents that are extremely familiar with all the negotiation tactics to represent him.
With what’s looming over the club? No one is going to commit to that.
Finally Perez got his wish. Took about 6 years to convince him.
Actually, nothing is decided yet.
Mbappe has done this stuff before, by summer he might well have a new contract at PSG.
Also, he might go to EPL if he doesn't stay.
The question is does that factor in to FFP? Or will it be similar to Haaland (yes I know he had a transfer fee of 60m or whatever but everyone knows the real price City paid him was far beyond that)
At this point Madrid fans are so scarred that even if Mbappe was playing for them they wouldn't believe it.
He's so obviously going to Madrid, all of this is just games.
At this point i no longer care, and I think that's the feeling of most RM-supporters.
Understandable with the young attacking and midfield talent you already have. Not like Madrid is struggling for excitement
Madrid dont need him. His ego and his salary will disrupt what seems a settled team and squad.
It sounds nice but 3 + Bellingham seems too much. Valverde and someone else are not enough to control the game and right now moving Bellingham to the middle seems to be wasting his virtues.
The ideal would be to convert Camavinga into a left back, who would be able to act as a midfielder filling that void, and something similar with Tchouameni, as a midfielder almost embedded in the defense, or better said, as a CB helping in the middle.
And that's not counting Endrick, who will need minutes sooner or later.
Has he not said the same thing at least three times before?
You do need CBs too! I imagine what will happen is Rodrygo will be dropped, he's the most droppable of that 4.
First time he wanted to leave in 2021 he had a year of contract left and PSG didn't let him go despite Madrid's 180M€ or so offer. Next summer he flirted with both clubs until deciding to renew at PSG for a lot of money (after an alleged call from Macron too). It was in 2022 and he signed a 2 + 1 contract, player option for the extra year.
Last summer he said publicly he wouldn't trigger the +1 option and would basically be a free agent summer 2024 (and refused to get sold this time). Which brings us to today.
So a 3313?
Vini-Mbappe-Rodrygo
———Jude———
Cama-Tchou-Fede
Militao-Rudiger-Carvajal
I think there also was a report of Davies being signed. I’d prefer we go back to a 433.
Vini-Mbappe-Fede
Jude
Cama-Tchou
Davies-Militao-Rudiger-Carvajal
Though we would be missing Kroos but sooner or later he’ll retire. Interesting puzzle for Carlo.
Seems obvious that he'll go to Madrid. The more interesting question is who do they move on in order to have a hope in hell of complying with FFP numbers?
Vazquez and Kross seem the obvious sacrifices given their age and salary. Hopefully we're no longer the mug buyers for these types of players.
Vazquez and Kross seem the obvious sacrifices given their age and salary. Hopefully we're no longer the mug buyers for these types of players.
See I think Bellingham is good enough anywhere that even playing as an attacking 8 he’ll still be more than enough impactful and fit seamlessly. Either way I’m sure Ancelotti will play around with different stuff if Mbappe does arrive
3 goals 1 assist in 7 games against Bayern
3 goals in 5 games against Madrid
3 goals 1 assist in 5 games against City
4 goals in 2 games against Barca
2 goals 1 assist in 4 games against United
4 goals 1 assist in 4 games against Juve
4 goals 1 assist in 6 games against Dortmund
1 goal in 2 games against Liverpool
Bottler.
Swap for Antony? That's a £70m player right there.
Modric and Kroos you'd think will be retiring/off soon? That's surely combined enough to cover whatever ridiculous salary Mbappe needs.
Rashford might be available for any takers- PSG, Real, anyone? It'll be interesting to see the ripples if this Mbappe transfer goes ahead.
Going Madrid. Don’t think he’ll want to go city with Haaland there. He’ll want to be the main man somewhere. Should come to us and compete with Haaland.
Barcola's performances this season may mean PSG won't be looking for a Mbappé replacement.
I don't see Camavinga and Tchouameni capable of controlling the team.
Tchouameni has physicality but little presence. His attitude is a bit pretentious and overdone when he plays in the middle . When he arrived I thought he was going to take command of the position like a beast, that he was going to be omnipresent.
Camavinga is the other way around. It looks like he is everywhere but he misses silly balls, tries long passes that don't even come close, if he tries to cut a ball out he is rough always on the verge of a yellow.
And for a while I thought he could be a creator/destroyer like Xabi or Redondo, but I see him light years away (yet).
I see Valverde even more prepared to change his role.
Wouldn't call him a bottler at all, but wouldn't call him clutch either. He was so bad compared to Neymar in that CL final in 2020 against Bayern. But that WC hat trick will always stand to say otherwise in fairness, but I think there's a bit of a skew in how I assume people will call that a historic performance in years to come, considering how bad he was the first 80 mins of that game, and two were penalties. Still, got to score them, great goal from play, then stood up and scored a pen - he was there when they needed him most. I think people will say in years to come he lit up that WC final and that just absolutely wasn't the case, and it wasn't for Messi either, if anyone did I'd say Di Maria did before he went off.
Probably worth £300m.in endorsements
Hilarious that it's two penalties in a hat trick, bit hollow.
I don't think that he has reached Iniesta-level of big game greatness but he's been consistently productive at the biggest stage possible (both club-wise and internationally). In fact at the moment it's the biggest difference between him and Haaland.
To say that
is simply absurd.