Real Madrid would invest 1000 million euros for Mbappé

After failing to sign him in an operation that left the entire world in suspense, Real Madrid I would go with everything for kylian mbappe and would have prepared a generous budget to finally finalize the hiring of the French star. The effort now, unlike the first time, would contemplate the investment of 1000 million euros, they say from Italy.

According to ‘La Gazzetta dello Sport’, the stratospheric figure responds to a contract of 630 million for the next four seasons, plus a transfer of another 150 million plus commissions for his departure from PSG, a generous bonus, image rights and commissions.

Mbappé, who renewed with PSG in May, currently has a contract worth 630 million euros gross over three years, the French newspaper Le Parisien reported a few weeks ago.

The agreement is based on a two-year contract, until June 2024, with an option for a third year left at the discretion of the 23-year-old player, the newspaper said, citing “sources close to the case and coincidental”.

In total, if Mbappé stays at PSG until 2025, he will receive 630 million euros gross, about 282 million euros net (277.9 million dollars). A figure higher than the record contract signed at the time by the Argentine Lionel Messi with FC Barcelona (2017-2021), which reached 555 million euros gross (547 million dollars) for four years, according to El Mundo from Spain.

And that’s not all: the contract with the club is added to all the income linked to Mbappé’s advertising contracts (Nike, Hublot, EA Sport, Dior, Oakley, among others).

Meanwhile, Mbappé does not stop and this Wednesday he made his return to training with Paris Saint-Germain. To the general surprise, just three days after France’s defeat in the 2022 World Cup final against Argentina.

PSG shared on Twitter images of the player getting out of a van and entering the training center premises. The tweet was accompanied by the message: “Kylian Mbappé back to training this Wednesday.”

Parisian players participating in the World Cup were supposed to be able to benefit from at least ten days off before joining their teammates at the club. The return of Mbappé, the best scorer in the World Cup with 8 goals and author of a hat-trick in the final, was not expected until January 2023.

The club has not specified the next steps in Mbappé’s reinstatement program, with PSG returning to Ligue 1 on December 28 at the Parc des Princes against Strasbourg, before the visit to Lens on January 1. “I am very happy to see him,” said Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier.