Kylian Mbappé has netted 41 goals in 41 matches this season, leaving no doubt about his extraordinary talent in his second campaign with Real Madrid. Yet, according to Spanish outlet “fichajes.net,” the club’s hierarchy is reportedly open to the possibility of parting ways with the superstar.
The report suggests that while Real Madrid’s leadership remains convinced Mbappé “has the potential to define an era,” persistent off-pitch distractions and a lack of unanimous support from the fans have led the club to consider a separation.
Manchester City is said to be a financially powerful suitor already positioned to act. The Cityzens, among the few clubs capable of triggering Mbappé’s contract—which runs until June 2029—are closely monitoring the situation. “The only reason for Mbappé to stay at Real is that leaving without winning a title would look like failure,” remarked 1998 World Cup winner Emanuel Petit, who recently linked the forward to Arsenal in an interview with the London Evening Standard.
However, a move is far from imminent. The reported doubts within Real Madrid are not overwhelming, and Mbappé still has strong advocates within the club. But if the door for a transfer opens even slightly, City is prepared to make its move, according to “fichajes.net.”