Early this week, Real Madrid plans to reveal that Kylian Mbappé has joined the team on a free transfer. Although there hasn’t been a formal announcement of his destination, the France striker stated last month that he was leaving Paris Saint-Germain after seven years.
His mother, Fayza Lamari, acknowledged he would be moving “where everybody knows.”
Madrid desired to hold off on making a public announcement until after their season was finished. After winning their 15th Champions League title, Real Madrid is now in a position to make the announcement, which they believe will happen on Monday.
This comes after France coach Didier Deschamps stated he wanted his captain’s future settled before the Euros.
Because France is getting ready for the tournament this summer, they do not expect to be able to present Mbappé until mid-July at the latest. Whether Mbappé will compete in the Olympics is still up in the air.
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Following the Champions League final on Saturday, Jude Bellingham predicted that Mbappé would “take us to the next level,” but Carlo Ancelotti declined to comment on the forward’s arrival, saying he would not discuss any players who were not on Madrid’s roster.
On Sunday night, Madrid will host a trophy parade across the city, passing by the Santiago Bernabéu, the cathedral, the city hall, and the statue of Cibeles.
