Kylian Mbappe Makes It Difficult For France And Disrupts Real Madrid Harmony

Kylian Mbappe only makes the French football community restless. (X/@PSG_Inside)

JAKARTA - The transfer of Paris Saint-Germain star, Kylian Mbappe, does not only bother Real Madrid who want to recruit him.

It turns out that Mbappe also makes PSG players nervous, even the entire French football community. His move to Madrid also has the opportunity to disrupt the harmony of the team.

Former France and Barcelona player Emmanuel Petit has warned Madrid about Mbappe's recruitment. According to him, Mbappe will only cause new problems in the dressing room.

Los Merengues will lose one of the leaders, Luka Modric. Meanwhile veteran Toni Kroos may still be retained by Madrid.

"If he goes to Madrid, new problems will arise. Not only about salary, but also leadership. Currently there is (Jude) Bellingham which is extraordinary. Not to mention Vinicius (Junior)," said Petit.

"In Madrid, he will play as a striker like PSG. However, everyone knows it's not his best position. When he comes, more questions will arise than answers," he said.

According to information, Mbappe will have a large amount of money if he signs a five-year contract with Madrid.

He will receive 28 million plus a bonus of 12.8 million every season.

In addition, Mbappe got income from copyright on him. In total, this 25-year-old player will receive a contract worth 200 million or almost 4 trillion rupiah. This makes him the highest-paid player in Madrid.

It's just that, according to Petit, the French football community no longer cares that Mbappe will stay at PSG or leave Ligue 1. According to him, everyone is tired of the player's transfer balance.

"We in France are tired of all the news about him. Every six months questions or the same story on the dining table always arise."

"Will he go? Will he survive? Is he happy? Is he having breakfast with the best menu. In fact, in France, we are fed up with all that," said the midfielder who was once Arsenal pillar.

According to Petit, players can understand that they are upset with Mbappe. The reason is, the focus is on Mbappe one.

"Currently, it's not PSG that is being discussed, but instead discussing Mbappe. Others can certainly face the situation. I'm tired," he said.

Petit said the French football community was fed up and didn't care where Mbappe would play next season.

"Honestly, I don't care where Mbappe will play tomorrow. There are a lot of speculation and rumors, but no one knows. Frankly, 67 million French people don't care about Mbappe," said Petit.