![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/kylian-mbappe-transfer-what-comes-next-after-psg-chief-labels-exit-plan-impossible/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_GettyImages-1240860040.jpg&description=Kylian Mbappe looks to have backed PSG into a corner with the French club potentially selling up as president Nasser Al-Khelaifi outlines the scenario he will not tolerate PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi seems to think it is "impossible" that Kylian Mbappe - a man with 12 months left on his contract - will leave for free in what has become one of the most repetitive transfer sagas in recent memory. The Frenchman may well be a Nike man through and through but the Adidas mantra may be more suitable to him at this point - "impossible is nothing". The circus that is PSG is beginning this summer with a familiar main attraction: the trials and tribulations of Mbappe at the Parc des Princes. For a club that claim no player is bigger than the institution, PSG don't half bend over backwards for a man who has flirted with the exit door on numerous occasions since arriving in 2017. It seemed like a rite of passage that football's hottest property, a man who was born in Paris, would make his first major move to PSG having risen through the ranks at Monaco. Initially it was his colleague, Neymar, the most expensive player of all time, who welcomed speculation about a move away. Those noises quietened down years ago and, as Mbappe continued to further establish himself as one of the game's elite players, it was he who seemed happy to talk openly about options elsewhere. PSG had to battle hard to retain the 24-year-old last summer and he eventually signed a new deal, albeit at the cost of a huge signing-on fee. They also made the unprecedented move of giving Mbappe a say in who made the decisions at the club which, with hindsight, was always going to be a recipe for disaster. The continued failings at the Parc des Princes can be put down to a plethora of issues. But when the best player is allowed to speak openly about his desires and then bemoan the fact the manager, the man who picks the team, uses him in a position he doesn't like, it doesn't lend itself to a happy camp. This){kind=link}
Kylian Mbappe looks to have backed PSG into a corner with the French club potentially selling up as president Nasser Al-Khelaifi outlines the scenario he will not tolerate
PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi seems to think it is “impossible” that Kylian Mbappe – a man with 12 months left on his contract – will leave for free in what has become one of the most repetitive transfer sagas in recent memory.
The Frenchman may well be a Nike man through and through but the Adidas mantra may be more suitable to him at this point – “impossible is nothing”.
The circus that is PSG is beginning this summer with a familiar main attraction: the trials and tribulations of Mbappe at the Parc des Princes.
For a club that claim no player is bigger than the institution, PSG don’t half bend over backwards for a man who has flirted with the exit door on numerous occasions since arriving in 2017. It seemed like a rite of passage that football’s hottest property, a man who was born in Paris, would make his first major move to PSG having risen through the ranks at Monaco.