Former Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) supervisor Luis Fernandez believes that Kylian Mbappe will keep on the membership regardless of reported curiosity from Actual Madrid and Liverpool.

Mbappe’s PSG contract is ready to run out this summer time with the ahead beforehand claiming that he won’t signal an extension. He was additionally closely linked with a free company transfer to Actual Madrid in the summertime of 2022 however ended up signing a two-year extension with the French giants.

With a number of stories claiming that Liverpool have additionally entered the race, Mbappe might be on his means out of Paris this summer time. Nonetheless, former PSG supervisor Luis Fernandez thinks that the Frenchman will keep put as a substitute.

He instructed beIN Sports activities (by way of Mirror):

“[I think that] he will stay at PSG.”

Fernandez additional claimed that with the membership signing the 2 “friends that Kylian wanted to have by his side”, in Randal Kolo Muani and Ousmane Dembele final summer time, the possibilities of him staying on have gone up.

Nasser Al Khelaifi hopeful of Kylian Mbappe staying at PSG

PSG president Nasser Al Khelaifi is hopeful that the membership’s star participant Kylian Mbappe will signal a brand new contract to increase his keep in Paris.

Al Khelaïfi mentioned on Jerome Rothen’s RMC podcast:

“Look, I am not trying to hide anything. I want Kylian Mbappe to stay at PSG. He’s the best player in the world and the best club for him is PSG. He is central to our project. We have done a lot of things, some have worked more than others.”

He added:

“We have made mistakes and this is normal. Now we have a young team, with French players, and we are not in a hurry, this is for the long-term. We have put together a team that is solid on a technical level and our system of play has been changed and it is a pleasure to watch this team. We play as a team, we defend as a team, it is magnificent.”

Mbappe has been in effective type for PSG this season, scoring 26 objectives and offering 4 assists in 25 matches throughout competitions.