There are stories that say he might move to Liverpool rather than Real Madrid.
However, there are indications that Real Madrid is no longer in the leading position for Mbappe, and Liverpool is emerging as a likely destination. This is despite the fact that Real Madrid has been interested in Mbappe for a long time.
During the year 2017, Mbappe entertained the idea of moving to Anfield, and he even had a meeting with Reds owner John W. Henry on his private jet, which lasted for two hours.
According to recent sources, Jurgen Klopp is eager to reconsider the club’s interest in Mbappe, particularly in light of the fact that the club has the possibility to acquire him without having to pay any transfer costs.
On the other hand, Paris Saint-Germain continues to harbor the hope that Mbappe will remain at the Parc des Princes.
PSG president Nasser Al Khelaifi has stated his wish for Mbappe to remain with the club, highlighting the significant role he plays in the team as well as the long-term goals he has for the club.
Mbappe’s representation are reportedly demanding a post-tax wage of £64.5 million per year (£1.24 million per week), which might provide Liverpool with some difficulties.
Liverpool is interested in the possibility of getting Mbappe on a free transfer, but this could present some difficulties. With Mohamed Salah, Liverpool’s current top earner, earning over £350,000 per week, this amount represents a considerable shift to the existing wage structure of the club.