Former Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Fernandez stated that he has not yet seen Kylian Mbappe at Real Madrid while acknowledging that the season is still open and anything is possible.
The Frenchman has reportedly signed with Real Madrid as of late, so it appears that Mbappe’s future is currently not with PSG.
Despite the rumors in the media, Fernandez, the three-year PSG coach, has stated that nothing should be taken for granted until there is official confirmation.
Is Mbappe already at Real Madrid? No. He told SPORT, “There has been no official confirmation that the season is over.
Similar to coaches, Klopp has announced his departure, while Leverkusen’s Xabi Alonso is the only one who has stated he will be staying. I would prefer Xavi to carry on but he is unknown. We got to wait for Mbappe”.
“They’ll make the statement. His seven years at PSG have been filled with wonderful plays and a positive attitude, he continued. That is all I can say about him at this time.
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Fernandez Insists Mbappe Should Stay At PSG
According to Real Madrid News, Fernandez continued by saying that while Mbappe would fit in perfectly at Real Madrid, the fact that PSG is vying for a treble is enough to give him hope that he can stay at PSG.
“He is very good, so he would fit at Real Madrid, but Real Madrid has great players.” We’re going to hold off until the season’s conclusion.
“Let’s observe what occurs. PSG is in the Cup final and will win the league and should they triumph in the Champions League. I don’t discount anything,” he said.
The French forward is said to have signed a five-year contract with Real Madrid as of right now; the official signing was completed back in February.
The current UEFA Champions League has caused the big announcement of his transfer to be postponed. Real Madrid and PSG could still compete for the championship and meet in the championship game.
Announcing the transfer before this important game would cause chaos for PSG, who would prefer not to have any distractions when they compete for the championship alongside Real Madrid.
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