Kylian Mbappe shocked the PSG board recently, when he revealed that he would not be signing a 12-month contract extension, which would see him depart as a free agent after the 2023-24 season. The French attacker needs to agree to such an extension by July 1, and his contract comes to an end next year. 

There have been reports that Mbappe will depart for Real Madrid after next season, in a move which will see him move for free. He joined PSG on loan from Monaco in 2017, before his move was made permanent in a deal worth 145 million euros, plus 35 million euros in add-ons a year later. 

The Ligue 1 side have been trying to offload Mbappe in the ongoing summer transfer window, but the player's personal terms have been a hindrance in such a move. The 2018 World Cup winner has a condition on his departure in the ongoing transfer window and will only leave PSG if he is paid the 150 Million Euros that he would be owed next season. 

He is contracted to earn close to 150 Million Euros in wages and bonus payments over the next year with PSG, which he doesn't want to miss out on. According to reports, PSG have decided to loan out the player, if he doesn't agree to a transfer in this window, which will free his massive wages from their books. 

The Frenchman is also being linked to a Premier League outfit for a one-year loan deal and Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham are said to be among the clubs interested.