Liverpool
Liverpool gets major boost on kylian Mbappe transfer as Real Madrid encounter ‘massive issues’ and ‘conflict’ concerning deal
![](https://sportcastinfo.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Screenshot_20240112-163034.jpg)
Liverpool gets major boost on kylian Mbappe transfer as Real Madrid encounter ‘massive issues’ and ‘conflict’ concerning deal
After running into a “big problem” in the race to sign Kylian Mbappe, who is wanted by Liverpool, Real Madrid may decide to focus on a summer transfer for Victor Osimhen, according to sources.
Aiming for Paris Saint-Germain striker Kylian Mbappe before his contract expires in the summer, the Reds and Los Blancos have been strongly connected to the player.
For an extended period, the general consensus was that Liverpool had minimal prospects of signing the France international because of his hefty salary, even though he frequently made overtures to the team.
However, Mbappe—who has called the Reds “a machine” in the past—has apparently becoming more of a realistic goal for Liverpool as they prepare to lose Mohamed Salah to Saudi Arabia.
Liverpool would be set to get at least £150m in cash if Salah is sold to the Saudi Pro League – who want to make the Egyptian their poster boy – while his huge £350k-a-week wages would also disappear off their books.
Mbappe is thought to want a lot more than Liverpool currently pay Salah but offloading their legendary forward would certainly improve their chances of landing the 25-year-old.
And they have now been given a potential major boost as the Reds look to make ‘signing of the year’ with Spanish publication Nacional claiming Real Madrid could be about ‘to say goodbye to Mbappe’ as they turn their attention to Napoli striker Osimhen.
Mbappe is ‘increasingly further away from the Bernabeu’ as Real Madrid look to sign a new forward ahead of next season with Los Blancos appearing to be clear at the front of the queue for the Frenchman until recently.
It is understood that the ‘big problem is that Real Madrid are not at all clear about the signing of Mbappe’ and their president Florentino Perez to ‘has decided to activate plan B’.
That alternative plan is Osimhen with Real Madrid ‘closely following’ his performances this season with the Nigeria international likely to leave in the summer, despite only recently signing a new contract.
It is understood that the €110m it would take to sign Osimhen from Napoli is actually ‘a figure lower than what Real Madrid will have to put up to close the signing of Mbappe’.
Mbappe is expecting a ‘much higher salary’ and a big ‘transfer bonus’, while the signing of the Liverpool target could potentially cause ‘conflict’ as he ‘wants to play on the left wing, exactly the position occupied by Vinicius Junior’.
- Manchester United11 months ago
Mason Greenwood Has Confirmed His Departure From England For The white Country’s National Team
- Manchester United1 year ago
‘I pleaded with Him to join Arsenal but He chose Man united over us’: William Saliba confirmed His £45m international teammate have agreed personal terms to join Man united over Arsenal
- Manchester United1 year ago
‘He is making the biggest mistake in his career’: Kelvin De Bruyne CONFIRMED his £50m international teammate have agreed personal terms to join Man united ahead of Man City
- Uncategorized11 months ago
Man United news LIVE: Glazer takeover price’met,’ Sheikh Jassim reacts, Jadon Sancho swap agreement
- Manchester United1 year ago
Man city boss Pep Guardiola is UNHAPPY as €65m European star tells him nobody can stop him from joining Erik Ten Hag’s Man united this season.
- Manchester United1 year ago
Celebration at Old Trafford Qatar’s Sheikh Jassim arrives at Man United to sign the takeover deal (deal 100% done by Fabrizio Romano) unverified.
- Manchester United1 year ago
Monday morning done deal: Man united completed the signing of £50m superstar as potential replacement for Erikson,all paperwork work signed last night,player set to undergo his medical at London Carrington today
- Manchester United11 months ago
Man United takeover ‘will happen,’ says Sheikh Jassim, who is willing to pay another £2 billion to complete the deal.