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Kylian Mbappé to Manchester United
For all accounts and purposes, Kylian Mbappé was due to become a fully-fledged, contracted Paris St-Germain player for the 2018/2019 season and beyond. But now, it seems as if the exciting teenager’s imminent future may not be at the Parc des Princes after all.
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If you remember, Mbappé joined PSG on loan last season with a view for his transfer becoming permanent this summer. That was before Paris St-Germain came under investigation for potentially breaking UEFA’s Financial Fair Play rules. Despite a fee of €180 million being agreed for this summer, PSG may now have to pull out of the deal as they frantically look to appease European football’s governing body.
According to The Guardian, it could well be Manchester United who end up becoming the biggest winners in this situation. With Mbappé having impressed for France at the 2018 World Cup, he’s been rightly linked with the who’s who of world football should his permanent move to Paris St-Germain now not happen, and Jose Mourinho’s Red Devils may well have an ace up their sleeve.
Which brings us nicely to our next big-money transfer move of the summer…
