Western media: Mbappe's joining will trigger changes in Real Madrid, with 2 superstars leaving the team and raising 80 million

Mbappe has made it clear to PSG that he is leaving 100 per cent this summer. The next stop of the Emperor is basically determined to be Real Madrid. On February 16, Spain's Radio Serre pointed out that if Real Madrid brought in Mbappe, it would have to sell the star player and raise 80 million euros.

Mbappe's contract with Paris Saint-Germain expires this summer, and Real Madrid does not need a transfer fee to bring in Mbappe, but the signing fee is also a huge amount, plus an annual salary of 60 million euros before tax, which will also increase the financial burden. Radio Serre pointed out that Real Madrid have plenty of money, but in Florentino's tradition, he will try to keep his finances balanced.

At the same time as bringing in 1 superstar, Real Madrid will sell 1-2 big names. Radio Serre gives examples:

In the summer of 2013, Real Madrid brought in Bale for a record 101 million euros, and Buddha sold Gonzalo Higuain and a Turkish player for 86 million euros.

In the summer of 2014, Real Madrid introduced the World Cup hit Ronaldo for a transfer fee of 75 million euros. Buddha chose to "sacrifice" the Champions League final MVP and World Cup runner-up Di Maria. Real Madrid sold Angel to Manchester United for a transfer fee of 75 million.

In the summer of 2019, Real Madrid brought in Eden Hazard for 120 million euros, and the Buddha sold Kovacic and Marcos Llorente for 75 million euros.

If Mbappe comes to Real Madrid, who will be the "victim"? Radio Serre gives the name: Rodrygo. Rodrygo can play as a right winger and a center forward, and the German transfer is valued at 100 million euros. The proceeds from the sale of Rodrygo could be used to offset Mbappe's signing fee.

In addition, the departure of Modric can also free up salary space. Radio Serre has revealed that all signs indicate that Modric, who has lacked enough playing time this season, will leave Real Madrid this summer. The departure of the Magic Flute, although there is no transfer fee, can free up 40 million euros of salary space before tax.