According to a report from MARCA, Jose Angel Sanchez, the club CEO, and Kylian Mbappe’s mother, Fayza Lamari, are currently in charge of finalizing the terms of the discussions between Real Madrid and the youngster. The talks are reportedly nearing their conclusion.
Even though Mbappe’s summer transfer from Paris Saint-Germain to Real Madrid has received a lot of attention, there are still some complex elements that need to be resolved.
As previously reported, the parties are presently working on the finer points of the contract, which covers his image rights and potential participation in this year’s Olympics in Paris, even though they have agreed to a relocation.
PSG agreed with Mbappe’s choice.
According to the previously cited source, Mbappe told Real Madrid of his decision last Tuesday, and he also told the French team.
Mbappe accomplished two significant feats as a result lately. He first demonstrated his respect for PSG by communicating openly, then indicated his desire to sign with Real Madrid.
The folks in Madrid who had been waiting for this move were grateful. It demonstrates how committed Mbappe and Real Madrid are to seeing this through.
Now that everything is starting to come together, there are a few nuances that need to be ironed out in the last negotiations between the parties, with Fayza Lamari and Jose Angel Sanchez playing important roles.
What part does PSG play in this deal?
PSG reportedly waited for Mbappe to decide because they always assumed he would sign with Real Madrid.
Interestingly, if PSG pays him his entire deal, which is estimated to be worth €200 million a season, he has pledged not to put them in financial jeopardy.
The negotiations between Mbappe, PSG, and Real Madrid are now underway. After informing PSG that he wishes to leave, the attacker needs to finalize his contract with Real Madrid.
He will next speak with PSG once again to determine how he can depart without seriously hurting the team’s finances. Mbappe might choose to forgo a portion of his pay, which would benefit PSG by reducing tax obligations.
