Kylian Mbappe is having a great time with the French national team. The star has had good performances and continues to show why he is a decisive player both for his country and for PSG. Despite the fact that the team is not living its best moments under Luis Enrique, the Parisian team wants to continue recovering from the bad moments this season.
Similarly, the team from the French capital has invested a large amount of money in signings this season. However, the money invested and the signings somehow went unnoticed because all the attention was mostly focused on Kylian Mbappe and his uncertain future with the team. In view of this, little attention was paid to the level of the team's signings.
Undoubtedly, the issue of Kylian's renewal is still a mystery. At the moment, it is known thanks to L'Equipe that the player is not willing to renew with the club and could leave Paris once his contract expires. Given this, everything seems to indicate that the main interested party would be Real Madrid. Because of this, it seems that Paris Saint-Germain wants to avoid this situation at all costs.
Meanwhile, things with France are in the best way. With qualification for Euro 2024 all but assured, the Blues had one last warm-up match before concluding the FIFA International Break with a 4-1 win over Scotland where Mbappé scored a goal. Similarly, the number 10 scored a brace in the match against the Netherlands of Virgil Van Dijk and company.
According to journalist Abdellah Bouma, the player who sells the most shirts in the Parisian team is not Kylian Mbappe. As per Bouma, South Korea's Kang-In Lee is the one that is selling the most shirts at PSG. The former Valencia player has been one of the Ligue 1 team's big bets this season. After his good performances in Spain, the player caught the attention of the big names in Europe. For this reason, positive things are expected from him
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