Kylian Mbappe's stunning peace offering to Paris Saint-Germain amid speculation linking him with Real Madrid has now reportedly been revealed.
The France captain is in the last few months of his contract at Les Parisiens, with a move to the Spanish capital believed to be on the cards.
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According to El Pais, after there were suggestions that there is some serious tension between Mbappe and the French giants, the 25-year-old has now agreed to give a portion of the transfer bonus that he will be getting from Los Blancos to PSG as a peace offering and some form of compensation for his current team.
The Ligue 1 club would usually not be entitled to any of the money the player makes from his new contract because he would be leaving them as a free agent, so this would be some concession on the player's part.
Reports suggest that the attacker will receive as much as €100 million in transfer bonuses upon signing for Real, with some of that now seemingly set to be heading the way of the French club.
The attacker started from the bench when his side drew 2-2 with Reims on Sunday. He did come on as a substitute but played only the last 20 minutes of the tie and was unable to affect the game significantly.
After the encounter, PSG manager Luis Enrique was quizzed about his decision to bench the forward, and his answer only seemed to confirm that Mbappe will leave the club when the season comes to a close.
"Until there is an official statement from both parties, I will stand by my position," the Spanish tactician told Prime Video Sport.
"In his case I have no doubt, just wish him the best."
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With a considerable distance still to go in the campaign, the reigning Ligue 1 champions may need the help of their whole squad as they look to maintain their spot at the top of the league table, while also competing in the UEFA Champions League after beating Real Sociedad 4-1 on aggregate to progress to the quarter-finals.
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