“I want to think about what I want to do in the next few years, where I want to be, that’s how my thinking turns, but it is certain that we will soon have to make a choice. I don’t want to sign a contract and say a year later I want to leave. If I sign it is to stay, that’s why it requires reflection. “ On January 22, Kylian Mbappé delivered this comment about his future, triggering a new dirty article in the Spanish newspapers, again convinced that Real Madrid would be able to snatch the French striker from PSG in the summer, despite the financial difficulties that everyone knows.
Kylian Mbappé took stock of his future, and it is now up to who will best belly dance to seduce him. Mauricio Pochettino, the new coach of PSG, got into it in turn, delivering some compliments to his player in interviews with Brand and As and hinting that the future of PSG belonged to the 22-year-old striker. He’s not the only trainer to court her.
Jürgen Klopp on the front line
Indeed, as explained Canal Plus Thursday night on the show Late Football Club, Liverpool continue to be urgent, through their German coach Jürgen Klopp. The latter would not let go of Mbappé with a sole, praising the merits of his project with the Reds and promising him a place of choice. Fabinho would also be used in a luxury VRP, he who knows the Frenchman for having played alongside him at AS Monaco.
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— Late Football Club (@LateFootClub) January 28, 2021
The speech of the Reds would be the following: if he comes, the striker will be the head of the gondola of the Mersey club. Who would therefore agree to part with one of the three members of his offensive trio so effective in recent years (Mané-Firmino-Salah). To choose, the sacrificed would rather be Mohamed Salah, but we must also remember that Roberto Firmino has lost some credit this season as well. Kylian Mbappé would be sensitive to Liverpool’s arguments, but there is still a long way to go.
