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Mbappé, Ronaldo and Kane led France, Portugal and England to key wins in World Cup qualifying; Haaland netted five in Norway’s 11-1 rout.

European Giants Edge Closer to 2026 World Cup Qualification

European Teams Edge Closer to World Cup 2026

Mbapp&eacute;, Ronaldo and Kane led France, Portugal and England to key wins in World Cup qualifying; Haaland netted five in Norway&rsquo;s 11-1 rout.

Kylian Mbapp&eacute; got France out of trouble, Cristiano Ronaldo helped Portugal do the same with a record-equaling goal, and England finally got its Thomas Tuchel era into gear.
Three of Europe's soccer powerhouses took big steps closer to the 2026 World Cup on Tuesday, all while Erling Haaland scored five goals in an 11-1 win with fresh stitches in his face.
England's statement win&nbsp;
Noni Madueke, Ezri Konsa and Marc Guehi all scored their first goals for England, which beat Serbia 5-0 for a win which could be a turning point in Tuchel's tenure.
Despite Tuchel's recent talk of being prepared to win ugly with long passing, this win was more about managing the game and shutting down Serbia, which had made England fight hard for a 1-0 win at Euro 2024. Harry Kane was crucial, finding space to score the opening goal with a header from Declan Rice's corner.
The captain cemented England's advantage late on with smart movement to get in behind the defense on a move that ended with a red card for Nikola Milenkovic, who denied a clear scoring chance by Kane. Guehi scored England's fourth from the resulting free kick.
&ldquo;The energy has been higher and the level has been higher,&rdquo; Kane told BBC radio. &ldquo;Serbia are a good team, and we made them look average tonight.&rdquo; England is seven points clear at the top of Group K from Albania, which beat Latvia 1-0. A win and two draws in its last three group games would be enough for Tuchel's team to qualify for the World Cup.
Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford didn't have to make a save as Serbia didn't manage a shot on target. England had 12.
&ldquo;We were very strong,&rdquo; Tuchel said. &ldquo;I think it was teamwork in its purest form. We helped each other out, we had the right intensity in the right moments."
France clings on&nbsp;
France held on with 10 men to beat Iceland 2-1 after coming from behind thanks to a goal and assist from Mbapp&eacute;.
Iceland took a surprise lead when Michael Olise gave away the ball in his own penalty area and Andri Gudjohnsen pounced on it to score. Mbapp&eacute; finally got France into the game when he converted a penalty just before halftime after being shoved by Mikael Anderson.
Mbapp&eacute; led a break for the second goal and set up Bradley Barcola to score in the 62nd but France's task got harder when Aur&eacute;lien Tchouam&eacute;ni was sent off soon after for a reckless lunging tackle.
France leads Group D after winning its first two games, with Iceland second. Oleksandr Zinchenko conceded a penalty for handball as third-place Ukraine's chances of qualifying plunged in a 1-1 draw with Azerbaijan, which had fired ex-Portugal coach Fernando Santos following its 5-0 loss to Iceland last week.
Cancelo gets Portugal over the line&nbsp;
Joao Cancelo scored the winning goal in the 86th to give Portugal a 3-2 victory over Hungary, its second win to start the qualifying campaign, after two goals from Barnabas Varga had given Hungary hope of an upset.
Ronaldo scored an earlier penalty to give Portugal a 2-1 lead. It was his 39th goal in World Cup qualifying, tying the record set by Guatemala's Carlos Ruiz, and raised his overall international goals total to 141.
Also in Group F, Ireland's hopes of a first World Cup appearance since 2002 took a heavy blow with a 2-1 loss to Armenia.
Stitched-up Haaland scores in 11-1 win&nbsp;
Playing with stitches in his face following an accident with a bus door, Erling Haaland scored five goals, including a first-half hat trick, as Norway demolished Moldova 11-1 to extend its lead over Italy at the top of Group I to six points. Norway has played one more game.
Austria on track&nbsp;
Konrad Laimer and Marcel Sabitzer scored to lift Austria to a 2-1 win over Bosnia-Herzegovina which brings it closer to a first World Cup qualification since 1998. Austria is level with Bosnia-Herzegovina on 12 points in Group H but has an extra game to play. Cyprus and Romania drew 2-2.

The comment comes at a time the right-wing is seeking to take power following a victory in the European elections.

Kylian Mbappé urges French people to vote against extremists

The comment comes at a time the right-wing is seeking to take power following a victory in the European elections.

On the eve of France&rsquo;s first game at the European Championship, star striker Kylian Mbapp&eacute; called Sunday on French people to vote and warned against &ldquo;extremes&rdquo; at a time when the far right seeks to take power in upcoming parliamentary elections.
Mbapp&eacute;, who is captain of the French national team, said he wanted to convince young people that their votes could make a difference. He didn&rsquo;t name any politicians or parties by name.
&ldquo;We know that it is a pivotal moment for French history, this is a never-before-seen event,&rdquo; Mbapp&eacute; said through a translator. &ldquo;We are a generation that can make a difference, we can see that the extremes are knocking on the door of power and we have the opportunity to shape the future of our country.&rdquo;
Mbapp&eacute; added that it was &ldquo;a situation that is even more important than the game tomorrow,&rdquo; when France plays Austria in its European Championship opener. Discussing politics won&rsquo;t hurt France&rsquo;s chances on the field, he added: &ldquo;One does not impede the other, not at all.&rdquo;
Earlier, the national soccer federation had urged media to back off asking its players in Germany to comment on elections at home.
The statement was published late Saturday before coach Didier Deschamps and Mbapp&eacute; faced questions on the eve of Les Bleus&rsquo; Euro 2024 opener.
The federation said it is &ldquo;very attached to freedom of expression and citizenship (and) supports the necessary call to go to vote, which is a democratic requirement.
&nbsp;&ldquo;As such, it is appropriate to avoid any kind of pressure and political usage of the French team,&rdquo; whose president Philippe Diallo is a member of UEFA&rsquo;s executive committee.
France President Emmanuel Macron has called two rounds of national assembly elections on June 30 and July 7 attempting to counter success for his far-right opponents in European parliamentary elections last Sunday.

According to reports, every document has been signed, sealed and completed for Mbappe's transfer to Real Madrid

Kylian Mbappe set to join Champions League winners Real Madrid on free transfer - Report

Real Madrid had barely begun celebrating a record-extending 15th Champions League title and they are likely to celebrate another prize as Kylian Mbappe is set to join them on a free transfer. Here is the report

<h2>According to reports, every document has been signed, sealed and completed for Mbappe's transfer to Real Madrid</h2>

Real Madrid had barely begun celebrating a record-extending 15th Champions League title when coach Carlo Ancelotti started to plot a 16th.
The all-time kings of Europe have no intention of releasing their grip on the trophy - and by the start of next season, the best are likely to be even better.
&ldquo;In this club, there is constant demand. It is never satisfied,&rdquo; Ancelotti said after Saturday's 2-0 win against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley Stadium.
Madrid's latest triumph came without a recognized striker after club icon Karim Benzema departed last year. The gap was filled by English midfielder Jude Bellingham, but by next season Ancelotti will have more firepower to call upon.
According to reports, French superstar Kylian Mbappe is set to join Real Madrid on a free transfer. The report added that every document has been signed, sealed and completed and Real Madrid is set to announce Mbapp&eacute; as new signing next week.
Brazil's most exciting young talent Endrick is on his way. But Mbappe is the player most wanted by Madrid fans after a decade-long pursuit of the man many believe to be the heir to Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo as the world's greatest player.
Mbappe is leaving Paris Saint-Germain as a free agent and would be a marquee addition in the tradition of past Galacticos to wear the famous white shirt like Zinedine Zidane and Ronaldo.
&ldquo;If that was to happen, it would be amazing (to have) a player like him,&rdquo; Bellingham said Saturday.
World Cup-winning forward Mbappe has the individual and match-winning qualities to compare with the game's greatest. He is blessed with speed, balance, power and dizzying footwork. He is also a prolific goal scorer at the highest level to rival Erling Haaland and Harry Kane as Europe's deadliest forwards.
&ldquo;It's the only little thing we're missing in terms of that clinical (number) nine, and if (Mbappe) was to come and give us that, we'd be in a really, really great place. He'd take us to another level,&rdquo; Bellingham said.
With Mbappe and Endrick, Madrid would arguably boast the richest array of attacking options in club soccer, with Vinicius Junior already one of the finest forwards in the world - as evidenced by his match-winning performance in the final.
Vinicius' moment of individual brilliance when putting the ball through the legs of Dortmund defender Julian Kyerson led to the corner from which Dani Carvajal opened the scoring. The Brazilian then sealed the win with Madrid's second goal.
The creator of Vinicius' goal was Bellingham - La Liga player of the year in his first season at Madrid.
So, Ancelotti is hardly short of game-changing talent to call upon, but Madrid has seen a succession of top-class forwards depart &mdash; from Ronaldo to Gareth Bale and Benzema.
It is a credit to Ancelotti's ability to adapt that he has kept the Spanish giant at the top against that backdrop.
&ldquo;It was complicated to think that I could do that - winning in three years two Champions Leagues and two (Spanish) leagues with a team that was changing little by little,&rdquo; he said.
Madrid's continued dominance of European club soccer's greatest prize comes at a time when Manchester City is growing in power.
Pep Guardiola led the English champion to its first European Cup last season - eliminating Madrid in the semifinals. It was supposed to herald a new period of success for City in Europe, but instead, Madrid reclaimed its throne.
Its plans to strengthen a winning team are likely being made with a view to the ongoing challenge of staying ahead of City, which is backed by the ruling family of Abu Dhabi and has consistently bought many of the world's best players at great expense, including Haaland and Kevin De Bruyne.
While Ancelotti's attack will be improved, he will have to do without veteran midfielder Toni Kroos next season after the six-time Champions League winner announced his retirement.
&ldquo;Something is going to happen for sure. We will be competitively lost. He is a really important player for us, but we have players that can replace him in a different way,&rdquo; Ancelotti said.
&ldquo;If we don't have Toni Kroos, we will adapt. We have fantastic players and resources to remain competitive.&rdquo;

Booing happened when the 25-year-old's name was announced ahead of the match when PSG were announcing their line-up

Watch: Fans boo Kylian Mbappé in PSG's final home game vs Toulouse

Kylian Mbappé's relationship with PSG started with great fanfare but is ending amid ongoing tensions as he was booed by a section of the fans in his final home game on Sunday.

<h2>Booing happened when the 25-year-old's name was announced ahead of the match when PSG were announcing their line-up</h2>

Kylian Mbapp&eacute;'s relationship with Paris Saint-Germain started with great fanfare but is ending amid ongoing tensions and without a Champions League trophy.
Mbappe was booed by a section of the fans in his final home game at Parc des Princes on May 12. It happened when the 25-year-old's name was announced ahead of the match when PSG were announcing their line-up.
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Pitada a Mbapp&eacute; cuando ha sonado su nombre en la megafon&iacute;a del Parque de los Pr&iacute;ncipes, a 45 minutos del PSG-Toulouse. <a href="https://twitter.com/diarioas?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@diarioas</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/carrusel?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@carrusel</a> <a href="https://t.co/kIyFtWQvxx">pic.twitter.com/kIyFtWQvxx</a>
&mdash; Andr&eacute;s Onrubia Ramos (@AndiOnrubia) <a href="https://twitter.com/AndiOnrubia/status/1789720648803041472?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 12, 2024</a></blockquote>
Mbapp&eacute; joined as a teenage phenom from Monaco in 2017 in a deal worth 180 million euros ($194 million). On Sunday, the 25-year-old superstar played his last home game for PSG and scored in a 3-1 loss to Toulouse.
He was loudly jeered by sections of the crowd at Parc des Princes when his name was announced &mdash; two days after finally making it official he is leaving &mdash; though Mbapp&eacute; got a warmer welcome from other PSG fans.
As the football world discussed his imminent departure on Friday, French champion PSG did not comment on the matter.
The late-evening announcement by Mbapp&eacute; may have taken PSG by surprise since it was in a video posted on X, and not through the club's communication department.
Between then and the Sunday night kickoff, there were more than 20 posts on PSG's official feed on X.
Those included an exclusive look at next season's home strip, an item on a betting site, a clip of PSG's women's team reaching the French Cup final, and kickoff times for the match in different parts of the world &mdash; but nothing on Mbapp&eacute;.
No tribute was paid to him by the club during Sunday's game, either, albeit not the last match of the season.
It was left to the ultra supporters from the CUP, or Paris Ultras Collective, to honor him with a banner and a giant tifo in his image.
The fracture between the cash-rich Qatari-owned club and its 256-goal record scorer appears to run deep.
Here's a look at how relations deteriorated.
NEW CONTRACT
PSG may be feeling let down by Mbapp&eacute; after offering him the most lucrative contract in the club's history when he signed a new contract in 2022.
But Mbapp&eacute; was frustrated because he felt promises to sign key players &mdash; notably a top-class center forward like Robert Lewandowski so he could play in his favored position wide left &mdash; were not kept.
When he signed the new deal, he was paraded in front of fans holding up a jersey with 2025 on it. Mbapp&eacute; was reportedly annoyed about this, because the contract was until 2024 with the option for an extra year.
OFFER DECLINED
Mbapp&eacute; stunned PSG in June last year by informing the club he would not take the option for an extra year. With his contract effectively into its final year, it put PSG in the position of needing to sell Mbapp&eacute; to avoid losing him for free when the contract expired.
PSG insisted he would be sold but Mbapp&eacute; wanted to see out the final year, so the club flexed its muscle by leaving him out of the pre-season tour to Japan in late July.
Al-Hilal came in with a world record $332 million bid, but Mbapp&eacute; was not interested and reportedly refused to meet with representatives from the Saudi club in Paris.
FALLOUT AND TENSIONS
After being left out of the preseason tour, Mbapp&eacute; posted a photo of himself online after training with some fringe players, stopping to sign autographs outside the club's training complex.
The standoff continued when Mbapp&eacute; was dropped for this season's opening league game, watching from the stands as PSG drew 0-0.
With Lionel Messi gone and Neymar on his way to join Saudi club Al-Hilal, PSG coach Luis Enrique simply could not afford to keep overlooking Mbapp&eacute;. He returned in the next league game and scored a penalty.
TIME TO LEAVE
Relations appeared to be repaired for a while, but they took another turn for the worse when Mbapp&eacute; informed club president Nasser Al Khelaifi in mid-February that he was leaving, although he did not go public until Friday.
In between times, Mbapp&eacute;'s relationship with Enrique &mdash; knowing his best player would be leaving &mdash; reportedly became more tense.
Enrique showed his authority in recent weeks by either putting Mbapp&eacute; on the bench or taking him off during important games.
LOWER STATUS
Mbapp&eacute;'s near-untouchable status at PSG was suddenly in question.
When Enrique replaced him midway through the second half against bitter rival Marseille on March 31, a surprised Mbapp&eacute; appeared to mutter something negative as he walked off.
Enrique said he was rotating Mbapp&eacute; to keep him fresher for the bigger games. They jumped into each other's arms after PSG knocked Barcelona out of the Champions League quarterfinals, with Mbapp&eacute; scoring twice in the second leg.
But resting Mbapp&eacute; made no difference in the semifinals against Borussia Dortmund, with Mbapp&eacute; failing to score as PSG lost both games 1-0.
Once again, PSG fell short in European soccer's elite club competition.
Mbapp&eacute;'s last PSG match will be on May 25 in the French Cup final against Lyon.

While the specifics of Kylian Mbappe's departure are still under negotiation, it's anticipated that a formal announcement will be made in the coming months, detailing the arrangements of his exit from PSG.

Kylian Mbappe informs PSG that he'll be leaving the club in the summer: Report

Kylian Mbappe has made his intentions clear to Paris St Germain, indicating his decision to exit the club once the season concludes.

#Mbappe #PSG

<h2>While the specifics of Kylian Mbappe's departure are still under negotiation, it's anticipated that a formal announcement will be made in the coming months, detailing the arrangements of his exit from PSG.</h2>

France's celebrated forward, Kylian Mbappe, has made his intentions clear to Paris St Germain, indicating his decision to exit the club once the season concludes. This development, confirmed by several news sources including BBC Sport, PA, and L'Equipe, has sparked widespread speculation about his next destination.
While the specifics of Mbappe's departure are still under negotiation, it's anticipated that a formal announcement will be made in the coming months, detailing the arrangements of his exit. The World Cup champion has already informed PSG's management of his plans to move on.
Mbappe, whose contract with PSG is set to expire this summer, has been legally free to engage in pre-contract discussions with other clubs since January 1. At 25 years old, Mbappe's potential move is generating significant attention, with strong indications pointing towards Real Madrid as his likely new home.
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(With AP inputs)

France captain and Paris Saint-Germain superstar Kylian Mbappe is all set to join La Liga giants Real Madrid after the 2023-24 season, as reported by the news agency Reuters.

PSG star striker Kylian Mbappe all set to join Real Madrid at the end of the season: Reports

France captain and Paris Saint-Germain superstar Kylian Mbappe is all set to join La Liga giants Real Madrid after the 2023-24 season, as reported by the news agency Reuters.

Kylian Mbapp&eacute; looks to be a step closer to joining Real Madrid. The Spanish giants have made no secret of their desire to sign the forward, and a transfer saga that has spanned years may finally be at its end, as reported by the news agency Reuters.&nbsp;
If Mbappe decides to make a move to Real Madrid then it will be a huge success for them as it would be on a free transfer. Notably, the 2018 World Cup winner had earlier quashed the rumours of joining the English club Liverpool.
The decision not to renew his contract with PSG, which he announced last year, set the stage for a free transfer, allowing Mbappe to embark on a new chapter without a transfer fee. Reports indicate that Mbappe is expected to announce a pre-contract agreement with Real Madrid imminently, marking a significant coup for the La Liga giants.
Mbapp&eacute; has had an incredible time at PSG, having scored over 230 goals in over 284 appearances, and his departure is expected to severely hurt the team. With 20 goals in 19 games this season, he now leads the Ligue 1 2023&ndash;24 goal scorer.
In the meantime, PSG is at the top of the current Ligue 1 2023&ndash;24.&nbsp;
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PSG made the most of that reprieve in the 44th when Mbapp&eacute; collected Barcola's pass and beat 18-year-old goalkeeper Guillaume Restes from near the penalty spot

Kylian Mbappe scores again as Paris Saint-Germain beat Toulouse 2-0 to win Champions Trophy

Kylian Mbappé took his overall tally to 22 goals in 23 matches this season as PSG beat Toulouse 2-0 to win Champions Trophy.

PSG made the most of that reprieve in the 44th when Mbapp&eacute; collected Barcola's pass and beat 18-year-old goalkeeper Guillaume Restes from near the penalty spot

Kylian Mbapp&eacute; and Lee Kang-in both scored as French league champions Paris Saint-Germain beat French Cup winners Toulouse 2-0 to win the Champions Trophy.
Lee put PSG ahead in the third minute after being set up by Ousmane Demb&eacute;l&eacute;'s first-time pass.
Toulouse left back Gabriel Suazo missed a chance to equalize in the 18th when he failed to meet a pass over the defense from midfielder Aron Donnum.
Demb&eacute;l&eacute; and fellow winger Bradley Barcola also went close for PSG before Toulouse's Dutch striker Thijs Dallinga hit the post.
PSG made the most of that reprieve in the 44th when Mbapp&eacute; collected Barcola's pass and beat 18-year-old goalkeeper Guillaume Restes from near the penalty spot. It took Mbapp&eacute;'s overall tally to 22 goals in 23 matches this season and extended his PSG scoring record to 234 since joining in the summer of 2017.
The Champions Trophy has been held abroad in recent years as a pre-season curtain raiser. This year's edition was scheduled to be held in Bangkok in August but was switched in June when the local organizer backed out.
The French league decided to hold the match on home soil at PSG's stadium in Paris rather than in Saudi Arabia or Qatar as had been expected.

Mbapp&eacute; began this season in a transfer standoff with his club after not taking up the option of a 12-month extension into 2025

Countdown begins on PSG star Kylian Mbappé's future; Real Madrid and Liverpool possible destinations

It promises to be a nervous start to 2024 for PSG and its fans with speculation set to intensify about Kylian Mbappe's future. Here's a look at where he might go

Mbapp&eacute; began this season in a transfer standoff with his club after not taking up the option of a 12-month extension into 2025

As the New Year begins, so does the countdown on Kylian Mbapp&eacute;'s future.
It promises to be a nervous start to 2024 for Paris Saint-Germain and its fans with speculation set to intensify about their prolific striker, one of only two players in football history to score a hat trick in a World Cup final.
Mbapp&eacute; began this season in a transfer standoff with his club after not taking up the option of a 12-month extension into 2025. It means that, starting Jan. 1, he can openly talk to other clubs or even sign a pre-contract agreement with long-time suitor Real Madrid or Premier League leaders Liverpool.
Mbapp&eacute; can do so because his contract runs out in June, when he can leave the defending French champions for free, having joined from Monaco &mdash; initially on loan in 2017 &mdash; for 180 million euros (now $199 million).
The France star is PSG's all-time leading scorer with 233 goals despite only recently turning 25, and has already netted some 46 goals for Les Bleus.
But it has been frustrating at times for Mbapp&eacute; at PSG, which failed to reach the quarterfinals of the Champions League in the last two seasons and has scraped through to the last 16 in second place this season.
Despite having scored 21 goals in 22 games in all competitions so far this season, Mbapp&eacute; failed to make his mark when PSG lost 4-1 at Newcastle and 2-1 at AC Milan.
His frustration has been seen in some of PSG's league games over the past three seasons, when bad defending and a lack of teamwork has led to soft goals being conceded.
Mbapp&eacute; has said he wants to win the Ballon d'Or &mdash; soccer's most prestigious individual prize &mdash; and the Champions League. But whether he can win either with PSG remains to be seen and, at age 25, the time could be right for him to leave PSG as he enters his peak years.
Here's a look at where Mbapp&eacute; might go:
REAL MADRID
Will it be third time lucky for the Spanish powerhouse with a record 14 European Cup titles? PSG rejected an offer of 180 million euros for Mbapp&eacute; in 2021 and Madrid missed out a year later when Mbapp&eacute; &mdash; amid frenzied speculation that Madrid would finally get him to join &mdash; signed a new deal with PSG in May 2022.
Mbapp&eacute; held aloft the PSG jersey that day with 2025 on the back. But he was reportedly annoyed because the actual deal only took him to 2024 and, while good PR for the club, it was also seen as somewhat presumptuous to expect he would sign the extension given his world renown.
Mbapp&eacute; has spoken about his affection for Madrid but, if he does not join this time, then the move may never happen. Coach Carlo Ancelotti has re-shaped the attack since Karim Benzema left and it is functioning well.
Jude Bellingham has made a stunning start to his career there since joining from Borussia Dortmund in a big-money deal, and the 20-year-old attacking midfielder has netted 17 goals in 21 games. Wearing his idol Zinedine Zidane's No. 5 jersey, Bellingham pulls the strings brilliantly behind forwards Vin&iacute;cius J&uacute;nior &mdash; who has signed a new long-term deal &mdash; and Rodrygo.
Neither are as prolific as Mbapp&eacute; but the Brazilians are younger &mdash; Vin&iacute;cius is 23 and Rodrygo is 22 &mdash; and it raises the question whether Madrid really needs Mbapp&eacute; now the void left by Benzema, and Cristiano Ronaldo before him, has clearly been filled.
LIVERPOOL
Mbapp&eacute;'s English is near-fluent and he's at ease conducting interviews after Champions League games with British broadcasters.
It would make his transition to the Premier League even easier, for his speed, strength on the ball, dribbling and lethal finishing are all attributes that would serve him well.
The six-time European champions are trying to hold onto prolific forward Mohamed Salah amid growing interest in the Egypt star from the even richer Saudi Arabian league.
Salah recently reached the 200-goal mark for Liverpool and enjoys hero-like status at Liverpool's famed Anfield stadium, but he is 31 and his prime years could almost be over.
Mbapp&eacute; is entering his prime and appears the ideal replacement.
CHELSEA
With no transfer fee to pay, any club signing Mbapp&eacute; for free would have to pay massive wages.
Chelsea can do that, and the west London club is languishing in mid-table, desperately in need of a goalscorer of Mbapp&eacute;'s caliber.
Whether Mbapp&eacute; feels up to the challenge of rebuilding is doubtful, considering he could walk into any leading club.
SAUDI ARABIA Al-Hilal failed with a record $332 million bid for Mbapp&eacute; last July and, given his ambitions to win the Ballon d'Or numerous times, even the lure of massive wages seems unlikely to tempt him.
Furthermore, Saudi Arabian soccer intends to be around for the long-term.
If so, it means there's no pressure for Mbapp&eacute; to go there now when he could easily do so in his 30s.
STAYING AT PSG
Mbapp&eacute; previously said he wanted to see out his last season at PSG and then leave.
Should he stay, the club would need to strengthen its midfield and defense.
Should he go, there will still be a Mbapp&eacute; playing at PSG &mdash; younger brother Ethan, who just turned 17.

Mbappe watched from the stands as defending champion PSG drew 0-0 at home to Lorient because he is mired in a contract standoff.&nbsp;

Football transfers: Kylian Mbappe returns to training with PSG after 'constructive talks'

Kylian Mbappe has returned to training with Paris Saint-Germain after “constructive and positive talks” between the two parties, the club informed,
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Mbappe watched from the stands as defending champion PSG drew 0-0 at home to Lorient because he is mired in a contract standoff.&nbsp;

Kylian Mbappe has returned to training with Paris Saint-Germain after &ldquo;constructive and positive talks&rdquo; between the two parties, the club said Sunday.
Mbappe watched from the stands on Saturday night as defending champion PSG drew 0-0 at home to Lorient because he is mired in a contract standoff. He wants to play this season and leave for free when his contract runs out, but PSG wants to sell him to stop this happening.
&ldquo;After very constructive and positive discussions between Paris Saint-Germain and Kylian Mbappe before the PSG-Lorient match, the player has returned to training with the first-team group this (Sunday) morning,&rdquo; PSG said in a statement.
The World Cup star was left out of the pre-season tour to Japan and South Korea and then trained apart from the first-team regulars last week. Now he could play away to Toulouse on Saturday.
PSG received a world-record $332 million bid from Saudi Arabian team Al-Hilal for Mbappe, who reportedly refused to meet with representatives from the Saudi club when they were in Paris last month to sign another player.
The 24-year-old Mbappe is widely thought to want to join Real Madrid next season on a free transfer, complete with a massive signing-on fee.
PSG did not say if Mbappe had opened negotiations over a new a contract, but positive talks at least points to an improvement in relations.
Mbappe posted a welcome message online when France winger Ousmane Dembele joined PSG from Barcelona on Saturday.
But Brazil forward Neymar could leave PSG this summer along with midfielder Marco Verratti, who also did not play against Lorient. Both have been linked with a move to the lucrative Saudi Arabian league.&nbsp;

With new coach Luis Enrique taking over the reins at PSG, it remains to be seen whether Neymar features in his future plans.

After Kylian Mbappe, Neymar also now wants to leave PSG - Reports

Media reports in France claim that Brazilian superstar Neymar has expressed his desire to leave Paris St Germain.

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<h2>With new coach Luis Enrique taking over the reins at PSG, it remains to be seen whether Neymar features in his future plans.</h2>

Reports from France indicate that Neymar has expressed his desire to depart from Paris St Germain (PSG). Although the club has not made any official statements regarding this matter, sources confirm that the Brazilian superstar, under contract until 2025, has not yet formally conveyed his intention to leave to the club's management.
The situation remains uncertain in terms of whether the newly appointed PSG coach, Luis Enrique, envisions Neymar as a part of his future plans. This development coincides with PSG facing the likelihood of either selling French striker Kylian Mbappe this summer or facing his departure as a free agent next year when his contract expires.
Earlier this summer, Lionel Messi left PSG to join Inter Miami, and if both Neymar and Mbappe also decide to leave, it will undoubtedly signal the conclusion of a significant era for the club.
In recent times, PSG has sought to shift away from what their president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, referred to as their previous "bling bling" image. They are now emphasizing the development of players from within their ranks instead of solely relying on high-profile acquisitions.
Neymar epitomized the former approach, as PSG made history by breaking the world transfer record to secure his signing from Barcelona in 2017 for a staggering 222 million euros (&pound;200m at that time). Since joining PSG, Neymar has clinched France's Ligue 1 title five times; however, he has not added to his single Champions League victory achieved with Barcelona in 2015.
Meanwhile, Kylian Mbappe finds himself excluded from PSG's primary training group as the deadlock over his contract continues. It is widely believed that Mbappe has already agreed to officially join Real Madrid when his contract concludes, allowing him to benefit from a 160 million euro signing-on fee as a free agent.
PSG reportedly proposed a new contract to Mbappe that includes a clause enabling his departure next summer for a fee. However, his representatives have allegedly rejected this, along with other offers from the club.
Recently, Al Hilal was granted permission by PSG to engage with Mbappe after presenting a world record &pound;259 million offer last month. Yet, reports indicate that Mbappe and his representatives declined a meeting with a delegation from the Saudi club during their visit to Paris.
In the backdrop, clubs like Chelsea and Barcelona are also reportedly exploring player-plus-cash deals to secure the services of Mbappe, who claimed victory in the 2018 World Cup with France and made a significant impact in the previous year's tournament held in Qatar.
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24-year-old Kylian Mbappe could be on the move this summer with PSG wanting to offload the player this year. 

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24-year-old Kylian Mbappe could be on the move this summer with PSG wanting to offload the player this year.&nbsp;

With the Kylian Mbappe-PSG saga not stopping anytime soon, Liverpool FC are reportedly eyeing a one year loan move for the French superstar to bring him to the Premier League this summer.
With Mbappe refusing to sign a new deal with Paris Saint Germain, Mbappe could be leaving for Spanish giants Real Madrid on a free deal next summer.
However, the 24-year-old could be on the move this summer as well with PSG wanting to offload the player this year.&nbsp;
Saudi club Al Hilal had earlier offered a 300 million euro deal for Mbappe, which would have made him the most expensive player in the world.
PSG could be loaning out Mbappe in order to get a considerable amount of loan fee from the Premier League outfit.
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Officials from Al Hilal have been in Paris hoping to rope in Mbappe to the Middle East, with the club offering PSG 300-million euros for the France captain.

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Kylian Mbappe put all his rumours of joining Al Hilal to rest as he rejected a 300-million euros deal with the club and a possible move to Saudi Arabia.

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Officials from Al Hilal have been in Paris hoping to rope in Mbappe to the Middle East, with the club offering PSG 300-million euros for the France captain.

Kylian Mbappe put all his rumours of joining Al Hilal to rest as he rejected talks with the club and a possible move to Saudi Arabia.
However, PSG still fears that the France international is planning to join Real Madrid on a free transfer when his contract runs out at the end of the upcoming season.
Officials from Al Hilal have been in Paris hoping to rope in Mbappe to the Middle East, with the club offering PSG &euro;300-million euros for the France captain.
Mbappe refused to extend his current contract with PSG, prompting the French champions to put the 24-year-old up for sale.

Saudi club Al Hilal have reportedly been granted permission by PSG to discuss personal terms with Kylian Mbappe.

Kylian Mbappe: PSG accept Al Hilal's €300m bid for France captain - Reports

If the transfer goes through, it will make Kylian Mbappe the most expensive football player in history.

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<h2>Saudi club Al Hilal have reportedly been granted permission by PSG to discuss personal terms with Kylian Mbappe.</h2>

In a significant turn of events in the Kylian Mbappe saga, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) reportedly accepted a staggering &euro;300 million offer from Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal for the French football sensation.
However, despite the massive bid, it remains uncertain whether Mbappe will make the move to the Middle East.
Earlier, on Monday, Al Hilal made a record-breaking bid of &euro;300 million for the services of the France captain. PSG have confirmed receiving the offer and granted Al Hilal permission to directly negotiate with Mbappe.
The 2018 World Cup winner is currently in a contract standoff with PSG after choosing not to exercise the option of a 12-month extension on his existing deal. Instead, he plans to leave the club as a free agent at the end of the upcoming season, with Real Madrid being widely speculated as his next destination.
In response to Mbappe's stance, PSG excluded him from the pre-season tour of Japan, making their intention clear to sell him unless he agrees to sign a new contract.
If the transfer goes through, Al Hilal's bid will make Kylian Mbappe the most expensive football player in history, surpassing the &euro;222 million PSG paid for Neymar when they signed the Brazilian from Barcelona in 2017.
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While Mbappe has refused to divulge information about his future plans, it is widely believed his likely destination will be Real Madrid next year.

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Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal have made a historic bid worth a staggering €300 million for PSG forward Kylian Mbappe.

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<h2>While Mbappe has refused to divulge information about his future plans, it is widely believed his likely destination will be Real Madrid next year.</h2>

Paris St-Germain forward Kylian Mbappe has become the target of a historic bid from Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal, who have offered a staggering &euro;300 million for the French captain. The 24-year-old has just one year remaining on his contract with PSG and has declined to sign an extension, leading to speculations about his future.
In an effort to avoid losing him for free next summer, PSG is looking to sell Mbappe now. This bid, if successful, would surpass Neymar's &euro;222m million move from Barcelona to PSG in 2017, currently holding the title for the most expensive transfer in football history.
Mbappe's potential move would not only break the existing transfer record but also place him among the top two highest fees ever paid for a player, considering his previous &euro;180m million transfer from Monaco to PSG in 2017.
Despite the massive bid, Mbappe has expressed his desire to remain with PSG for one more year before leaving when his contract expires. It is widely believed that the forward's ultimate goal is to join Real Madrid at the end of this season.
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The Union has threatened to take civil and criminal action against the club for their behaviour towards Mbappe, who is PSG's leading goalscorer and has helped them win 5 Ligue 1 titles. 

Kylian Mbappe: French players' union unhappy with PSG's decision of leaving striker behind 

French Players' Union has accused Ligue 1 club Paris Saint Germain of moral harassment after they decided to not pick ace striker Kylian Mbappe for their upcoming pre-season tour of Asia. 

The Union has threatened to take civil and criminal action against the club for their behaviour towards Mbappe, who is PSG's leading goalscorer and has helped them win 5 Ligue 1 titles.&nbsp;

French Players' Union has accused Ligue 1 club Paris Saint Germain of moral harassment after the club decided to not pick ace striker Kylian Mbappe for its upcoming pre-season tour of Asia.&nbsp; The union has threatened to take civil and criminal action against the club for their behaviour towards Mbappe, who is PSG's leading goalscorer and has helped it win 5 Ligue 1 titles.&nbsp; While Mbappe wants to stay at the club until the end of the deal which has 12 months remaining, he has refused to extend the contract. The club on the other hand isn't happy with the 24-year-old's decision and is vehemently against releasing Mbappe on free transfer.&nbsp;

PSG and France footballer Kylian Mbappe visited his motherland village in Cameroon.

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PSG star Kylian Mbappe visits his motherland village in Cameroon!

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<h2>PSG and France footballer Kylian Mbappe visited his motherland village in Cameroon.</h2>

Paris Saint Germain (PSG) and France footballer Kylian Mbappe arrived in Douala on July 8 to find the village of his ancestors.
This was the 24-year-old's first visit to the country since he was a teenager. French-born Mbappe's father Wilfried is originally from Cameroon.
Despite the rain, a huge group of excited fans was waiting to welcome him at the Bonassama landing stage, from where the Frenchman went to Djebala, an island in Cameroon which is his father's village. On his trip to his motherland, he visited schools under construction which are being funded by his foundation 'Inspired by KM' in Douala and on the island.
He also carried out some humanitarian work on behalf of his foundation which helps young people achieve their dreams. Mbappe also met the country's Prime Minister Joseph Ngute on Friday, along with other officials.

With riots raging in cities around France for the fourth night, Kylian Mbappe took to his Twitter account to plead with the citizens for an end to the violence.

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With riots raging in cities around France for the fourth night, Kylian Mbappe took to his Twitter account to plead with the citizens for an end to the violence.

France's national football team, including international star Kylian Mbappe, an idol to many young people in the disadvantaged neighbourhoods where the anger is rooted, pleaded for an end to the violence.
In a message on Twitter, Les Bleus captain Kylian Mbapp&eacute; and the players of the French football team called for "appeasement, awareness, and accountability".
In his Friday evening tweet, Mbapp&eacute; said that "violence solves nothing and the time for violence must end to make way for that of mourning, dialogue and reconstruction".
Rioting raged in cities around France for a fourth night despite massive police deployment, with cars and buildings set ablaze and stores looted, as family and friends prepared Saturday to bury the 17-year-old whose killing by police unleashed the unrest.
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The 2 clubs have purportedly agreed on a deal of €250 million deal

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The 2 clubs have purportedly agreed on a deal of &euro;250 million deal

Paris Saint Germain's Kylian Mbappe is reportedly set to leave the French club to join Real Madrid. As per reports PSG and the Spanish club have reached an agreement and the 24-year-old is expected to join the squad for preseason.&nbsp; The 2 clubs have purportedly agreed on a deal of &euro;250 million including a &euro;50 million bonus for the French football professional which will make him stay at the club for 6 years. Mbappe who has been adamant to leave the Ligue 1 champions will finally be joining Real Madrid, his long-term admirers.&nbsp;

'He wants me to stay in Paris, my objective is same, we're on the same wavelength'

Kylian Mbappe: French superstar says President Emmanuel Macron has no influence on his career | PSG

'What influence does the president have? On my career today, in 2023, none' - Kylian Mbappe is adamant about leaving PSG in 2024 

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<h2>'What influence does the president have? On my career today, in 2023, none' - Mbappe told reporters</h2>

Amid talks over his future at PSG, ace footballer Kylian Mbappe has said that French President Emmanuel Macron has no influence on his career. After Macron said that he would try and convince the 24-year-old to continue his journey at PSG, Mbappe reiterated his stance of leaving the Ligue 1 champions. Mbappe told French reporters, 'What influence does the president have? On my career today, in 2023, none. He wants me to stay in Paris, my objective is the same, we're on the same wavelength.' The Frenchman has very openly said that he will play at PSG next season but will leave after his contract expires in 2024.

Kylian Mbappe lambasted Paris-Saint Germain fans over poor treatment 'of best player in soccer history' Leo Messi during his final days at the club. 

Kylian Mbappe says Lionel Messi didn’t get the respect he deserves at PSG

Kylian Mbappe lambasted Paris-Saint Germain fans over poor treatment 'of best player in soccer history' Leo Messi during his final days at the club.&nbsp;

Days after announcing his decision to not continue at Paris-Saint Germain, striker Kylian Mbappe has hit out at the club's fans for the treatment meted out to Lionel Messi.&nbsp; Messi, who exited the club last month, was jeered and booed by fans during his final days with the French champions after a dip in his form, apart from a suspension by the club after an unauthorized trip to Saudi Arabia. Speaking to an Italian newspaper, the French forward said, 'We're talking about potentially the best player in the history of soccer. It's never good news when someone like Messi leaves.' He went on to add, 'Personally, I haven't really understood why so many people were relieved that he was leaving. We're talking about Messi: he should be respected but instead he didn't get the respect he deserved in France. It's a pity, but that's how it went. The club will have to do what they can to replace him.'&nbsp; PSG might also have to find a replacement for Mbapp&eacute; soon after the 24-year-old told the club he will not take up the option of a 12-month extension on his contract, which expires at the end of next season. 'With PSG we never talked about a renewal, but I am happy to stay here next season,' the 24-year-old said.&nbsp;
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