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Kylian Mbappé Tells PSG He Will Leave This Summer

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Real Madrid has insisted Mbappé hasn’t responded to its offer, according to ESPN, which noted the Spanish side believes they’ve done what they can to get the 25-year-old to join.Mbappé’s potential departure from PSG has been rumored and speculated on for more than a year.

 

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