Kylian Mbappe Signs Real Madrid Contract, Reports MARCA

Kylian Mbappe has already signed his Real Madrid contract according to MARCA.

Kylian Mbappe has already signed his first Real Madrid contract according to MARCA.

As reported by multiple outlets including The Athletic, Mbappe last week informed current employers Paris Saint-Germain that he will leave them when he becomes a free agent after June 30.

On Monday, MARCA reported that Mbappe signed a contract with Spanish giants Real Madrid a fortnight ago and will become their biggest signing of the 21st century on July 1.

The Frenchman has previously been linked to Los Blancos on two occasions in 2017 and 2022.

Seven years ago, he decided to turn down the La Liga leaders and instead join Paris Saint-Germain from Monaco.

Then in 2022, when he was again nearing free agency, Mbappe appeared set to complete a free transfer to the Bernabeu only to have his head turned by a monstrous offer PSG made.

The contract renewal with PSG helped Mbappe top Forbes' list of the World's Highest-Paid Soccer Players that year.

And while it was believed that the forward had been tied down to his Ligue 1 side for longer because of an 'Mbappe 2025' shirt brandished to celebrate the renovation, his PSG contract expires in 2024 with a further 12 months optional on the Russia 2018 winner's behalf.

It hasn't been ruled out that despite informing PSG he will leave, Mbappe could still be tempted if the Qatar-backed club puts another eye-watering proposal on the table.

According to MARCA, however, PSG has sounded out presenting an offer to Mbappe yet was told by his entourage not to bother "because Kylian has already made a firm commitment to Real Madrid".

When Mbappe met with PSG president Nasser Al Khelaifi on Tuesday to inform him that will flee the Parc des Princes, the player reportedly told his boss not to present any fresh renewal offers.

This is because Mbappe has reportedly penned a five-year agreement with Al-Khelaifi's Madrid opposite number Florentino Perez already, making it a case of third time lucky for the outfit from the Spanish capital in landing their White Whale.

Rather than getting Mbappe to stay, Al-Khelaifi has instead become more interested in getting the 25-year-old to fulfil a commitment he made to PSG this summer, which will see him forego the third instalment of a hefty loyalty bonus.

According to a January 4 report by France 24, Mbappe waived somewhere between $65-75 million in loyalty bonuses to make his move to Madrid become a reality.