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Kylian Mbappe's 'priority' revealed ahead of €250m Liverpool transfer

Kylian Mbappe has long been considered one of the best footballers on planet Earth, and he has a history with Liverpool. Ever since the Frenchman burst onto the scene with AS Monaco, the Reds have bee...

Kylian Mbappe's 'priority' revealed ahead of €250m Liverpool transfer

Kylian Mbappe's top priority as he weighs a potential €250 million transfer to Liverpool has come to light. The French football sensation, already a household name, has a history with the Reds, having been linked with a move for years. Initially, it seemed the dream of playing for Anfield may have ended when Mbappe transferred from Paris to Madrid in 2024, but now there are signs that the deal could be on the table once again.

Sources close to the situation suggest that Mbappe is reportedly unhappy at Real Madrid, feeling 'unloved and unsupported' within the dressing room. This discontent has reportedly led him to feel 'uncomfortable'. Despite playing every minute of Real Madrid’s campaign so far, the 27-year-old wants more support and recognition from his teammates and management.

According to a report by Defensa Central, multiple Premier League clubs are interested in Mbappe, but the player's top choice is Liverpool. In recent weeks, Liverpool has reportedly contacted Mbappe’s mother, Fayza Lamari, signaling their serious intent. The forward’s current weekly wage of over €1 million, triple that of Liverpool’s highest earners, would make any transfer deal astronomical, reportedly costing up to €250 million.

Liverpool’s interest in Mbappe dates back nearly a decade, and the club recently confirmed that Mbappe had previously shown interest. With their history of investing heavily in transfers, a deal for Mbappe seems increasingly likely.

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