Mbappe will leave at the end of this season, and everyone in Paris is aware of this! Unfortunately, as the captain of the team, as the all-time top scorer of Grand Paris, Mbappe ended up playing his last home game and saying goodbye to Grand Paris in a very undignified way.
According to the French media "Le Parisien", on the eve of the last home game of the season against Toulouse, the president of the club, Al-Nassr, as the president of the club, came to the team's dressing room and met with Mbappe alone.
Although the official of Grand Paris made a so-called refutation of the rumors about the media news afterwards, "there is no silver three hundred taels here", and Grand Paris is actually "not recruiting itself" in doing so.
What's even more exaggerated is that although Mbappe started and scored the team's only goal in this game, the team's coach Enrique did not replace the French striker in advance so that he could accept the cheers of the fans and say goodbye, which is quite despicable!
What is certain is that the top management of Grand Paris is still very unhappy and resentful about Mbappe's departure and the high probability of joining Real Madrid without a visa. knew that the matter was irreparable, but for the sake of a little face, he stumbled on Mbappe at the last moment when he was about to say goodbye to the team.
Truth be told, Mbappe still has a genuine affection for Paris, having played 307 games for the team so far, scoring 256 goals and providing 108 assists in his seven years at the club.
In particular, in the past few transfer windows, Mbappe has been very hesitant to face invitations from Real Madrid and other big teams. Personally, he would certainly expect to go to a bigger platform for more accolades, but from the point of view of Grand Paris, the team and the club need him very much, and in the past seven years, Grand Paris has not only cultivated him, but also built the team with him as the core and sent him an annual salary of up to 37 million euros, which Mbappe has in mind.
However, everything began to change from last summer, when Messi left the club due to the expiration of his contract and Neymar was sent to Saudi Arabia after Paris failed to reach the last 16 of the Champions League for two consecutive seasons. Mbappe is deeply aware that it is not that Grand Paris does not have star players, nor that Grand Paris does not have enough strength, but that the management of Grand Paris led by Nassr is very incompetent, and they are the culprits who cannot go further.
Recall that since the Qatari consortium took over the Grand Paris, they have invested more than 2 billion euros in the team, which is completely higher than the Premier League giants Manchester City, which is also supported by the Middle East consortium, but what about the results? In addition to the Ligue 1 championship is the French Cup champion, the cycle repeats, and in the Champions League many times stopped in the round of 16, the best result is only to reach the final, and only once.
It is worth mentioning that Nasser is not capable of it, anyway, the Qatari consortium trusts him and continues to wave money to recruit people. Unfortunately, Nasser is also very bad at handling the relationship with the stars, and after Messi led Argentina to win the Qatar World Cup, Nasser was unwilling to hold a celebration for this; And before Neymar left, Nasser couldn't wait for him to leave, without any farewell.
Now, Mbappe is also leaving! Al-Nassr continued his apathy, even going so far as to say goodbye to Kylian Mbappe, one of the greatest stars in the history of the Parisian team, with such a chilling approach to get other star players to come and play? At most, it is just a group of "mercenaries" who play football for money.
It is worth noting that although Mbappe is said to be free to leave, he has not caused much loss to Paris financially. Although Mbappe is worth as much as 180 million in Germany, Real Madrid's offer in the last transfer window has begun to fall below that figure. Before leaving, Mbappe had already said that he could give up to 80 million euros in loyalty bonuses and part of his salary, which could add up to more than 100 million euros.
More crucially, Mbappe's departure will not only free up space for Paris, but will also save up to 200 million euros inside and out, enough to ensure that he can bring in three or four players while maintaining a balance of finances.
To sum up, Mbappe has actually done a very good job for Grand Paris, he has worked hard at the competitive level, and he has also taken into account the team's contribution in terms of finance, but Nasser still can't let Mbappe say goodbye to Grand Paris in a very decent way, which is a great pity!