French footballer Kylian Mbappe is more likely to win the Ballon d’Or if he stays at PSG, according to the president of the French Football Federation, who spoke out about the player’s future amid ongoing reports linking him to a move to Real Madrid.
What did Noel say about Mbappe?
Kylian’s current contract at the Parc des Princes is set to expire on June 30th and the Madrid side are confident they will rip him off for a free transfer. However, Paris Saint-Germain has not yet given up on tying the World Cup winner to the new terms, and Noel believes he is more likely to realize his enormous potential if he stays in the French capital.
Noel Le Graet said he wants Kylian Mbappe to stay in Paris. According to Le Graet, it is better for French football to have one of the best players in the world in this league, if not the best. Mbappe is more likely to win the Ballon d’Or at Paris Saint-Germain than if he leaves.
When they change clubs, they always have to get used to the new environment. Paris Saint-Germain is going through a bad patch but they are still a great club. Noel added that the Spanish league is superior to them? according to Noel he is not convinced. It will be a personal choice on his side. But as president of the FFF, Noel prefers that Kylian Mbappe stay in France.
A little about Kylian Mbappe
Madrid suffered three lucrative bids for Kylian in the 2021 summer transfer window but have reportedly reached a verbal agreement with the player on a deal at the end of the current campaign. Indeed, Kylian openly admitted that he pushed for a move to the Santiago Bernabéu in search of a new challenge, and he remains Blancos’ top target as Ancelotti seeks to change his attack.
Paris Saint-Germain’s chances of keeping Kylian were weakened when they were knocked out of the Champions League on the Stage 16 Tour by Madrid despite France scoring twice on two legs. The squad was reported to have reacted badly to the exit and a growing divide in Pochettino’s dressing room, with Kylian seen telling Pogba he was fed up being on international duty that week.