KYLIAN MBAPPE has allegedly handed Real Madrid three transfer demands after ALREADY being dubbed the “most insufferable player in their history”.
Mbappe, 25, is out of contract with Paris Saint-Germain this summer and reports have emerged that he has to sign for Real in a sensational and flexible transfer.
The World Cup winner, who has 29 goals this campaign, could soon line up in a star-studded attack with Brazil’s Vinicius Jr and England star Jude Bellingham.
But despite being technically free, signing Mbappe arguably wouldn’t be reasonable for Real, with experts claiming he will earn MORE than Jude Bellingham’s total £114m payment with his signing bonus.
Now, Cadena SER has claimed that the striker has made three huge monetary demands in order to complete the transfer.
The first starts with his exorbitant salary of £42. 6 million a year, double what Vinicius and Bellingham earn.
Mbappe is also said to need a signing bonus worth £106 million.
This report states that the huge fee would be split between the star and his mother and agent, Fayza Lamari.
And the third demand he is said to have made is that he retains a significant percentage of his image rights.
The La Liga giants prefer to keep all the rights of the players.
However, this update claims that Real would be willing to cede 60 per cent of them in order to finally get their man after a two-year chase.
While speculation continues over his future, Mbappe is adamant that he is fully committed to PSG – at least for now.
However, some Real Madrid fans have had enough of the striker even before he has signed.
After Mbappe’s past rejections at Madrid and now the main demands he is said to have made, Spanish journalist Tomas Roncero said: “Whatever he does, he is already the most unbearable player in the history of Real Madrid. It’s tedious.
“The debt he owes to Real Madrid is the maximum he has to pay. You want to acknowledge your mistake and know that cash isn’t the most important thing.
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