A betrayal is being prepared, Mbappe and his mother would reject Madrid

In the intricate world of football, where the dreams of players are intertwined with economic interests and the media maelstrom, the story of Kylian Mbappé Lottin has taken a turn that has left many Real Madrid fans in knots in the throat. It is not just about a player and his desires, but about a business where factors such as economics, advertising and image play a crucial role. In this scenario, the decisions of the PSG forward and those around him have created a perceptible distance between Kiki and the white club, fueling speculation about his future.

The last chapter of this soap opera leads us to consider the interest that the Frenchman arouses in the Premier League, specifically in two English giants, Arsenal and Liverpool. According to reports from the Daily Record, both clubs would be seriously considering the possibility of signing Mbappe next summer, when the player becomes a free agent.

This announcement has not gone down well in the heart of Madrid. The relationship between the club and Mbappe had already experienced a distancing, and the possibility of the player's entourage opting for the lucrative Premier instead of LaLiga has been perceived as an additional stab in the Spanish capital.

The real challenge for Real Madrid lies not only in the interest of clubs like Arsenal and Liverpool, but in the apparent decision of Mbappe's entourage to distance themselves from the white club and approach what many consider the best and most lucrative league on the planet, the Premier League.

The names of Mikel Arteta and Jürgen Klopp, respective coaches of Arsenal and Liverpool, have begun to resonate strongly in the circles of the sports press, indicating that both strategists could make Mbappe their major transfer target for the next summer window.

The King of Europe movement

Real Madrid's strategy of publicly announcing the absence of ongoing negotiations with Mbappe can be interpreted as an attempt to divert media attention. However, at the Bernabéu, they have not completely lost sight of the signing, and this new drift, especially if it is driven by the player's surroundings, could mean the final straw for Madrid's hopes of signing Kiki.