Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappe has revealed he would have been happy to stay at Paris Saint-Germain for the rest of his career. After a long pursuit, and three failed attempts, Mbappe finally signed for Real Madrid this summer.
Despite the messy end to his time in Paris, and an ongoing legal dispute with the club over €55 million in unpaid wages, Mbappe still has a special place in his heart for them.
“I spent 7 years at PSG, it was an honor. I don't think I said it enough, or showed it enough, but I've always been aware of where I am and what a great club PSG is. I've always said that it's the biggest club in France and one of the best in the world,” he told BeIN Sports, as quoted by Marco.
“I went to the biggest club in the world. I always said that it was the only club for which I would have left PSG. If I could not go Real MadridI would have been at PSG all my life.
As for the players, I would have liked to share the field, Mbappe he had few regrets, but he chose two legends of Real Madrid.
“I say Zinedine Zidane. I played with great players: Messi, Neymar, Griezmann, Pogba, Benzema… It would have been fun to play with Cristiano Ronaldo, it will be very complicated now. But I was lucky to play against him, a sports legend”.
Zidane and Mbappe already have a relationship, and the former French manager welcomed Mbappe to the club as a child. Meanwhile, Mbappe grew up with posters of Cristiano Ronaldo on his bedroom wall, having been on trial at Valdebebas at the age of just 14.
