The immediate future of Mbappé has only two tracks at the moment: PSG or Real Madrid. According to the 'Daily Mail', the almighty Manchester City will not enter the bid for the French star because it does not intend to break the salary structure of the staff. And it is that, the aforementioned media assures that the PSG forward aims to earn a net 35 million per season from next season. That would be the amount that it is demanding from the French club to extend its contract, which expires on June 30, 2022. And that is also the figure that Madrid will ask if it finally does not extend its contract with PSG, it opens the door to white team.
PSG, for its part, continues to trust that Mbappé will extend his contract, but, in the event that this does not happen, The French club will put the striker up for sale for an amount of around 200 million euros. This figure is higher than the 180 that he paid Monaco in 2017 to take over the Frenchman's services.
The third club that could enter the scene, but is not currently considering it, is Liverpool. The possible departure of Salah and the demand for reinforcements that Klopp has demanded, would lead the Anfield club to try to make an effort for Mbappé. However, this option seems more like a hypothesis of the English press than of the reality of the English club.