Al Hilal have made a world-record £259 million bid to sign France forward, Kylian Mbappe, from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG).
The French champions have put Mbappe up for sale and left him out of their squad for the pre-season tour of Japan and South Korea having made it clear they only want to include players who are committed to the club.
Al Hilal’s record-breaking offer is not the only one PSG have received. They have been approached with a mix of offers for Mbappe, including cash plus players, but Al Hilal have shown their intention after tabling a world-record bid.
At least five clubs have also contacted PSG in recent days about signing Mbappe – with Tottenham among the Premier League sides among those interested.
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There is said to already be a “hot market” for the France captain and PSG are expecting more developments this week with interested clubs including Chelsea, Manchester United, Inter Milan, and Barcelona.
PSG will listen to any offer and all proposals to sell Mbappe, and If it was left to French champions they would just sell him to the highest bidder, however, other clubs would struggle to ever come anywhere near to Al Hilal’s offer.
The forward has one year remaining on his contract and is unwilling to sign a new one, with PSG believing he has already agreed to join Real Madrid for free next summer.
However, Real Madrid may now be tempted to make a formal bid for the player to make sure they don’t miss out on him again.
PSG are determined not to lose Mbappe – who reportedly cost more than £150 million when he signed from Monaco – for nothing.
Interested clubs have been alerted to the fact that PSG are even willing to loan Mbappe out for the season.
However, Mbappe is willing to dig his heels in, sit on the sidelines next season and leave for Madrid on a free transfer next summer.
The 24-year-old forward will not play for PSG again if he does not extend his contract.
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