Revealed: Kylian Mbappe's transfer stance if PSG suffer early Champions League exit with 'last opportunity' to join Real Madrid to come in 2024

The Ligue 1 title holders are at risk of missing out on a place in the last-16 of elite continental competition heading into the final round of group stage fixtures. There have been suggestions that a slip into the Europa League would lead Mbappe to push for a move elsewhere – as he is yet to trigger a contract extension beyond the summer of 2024.

L’Equipe claims that is not the case, with the World Cup-winning France international set to take a number of factors into consideration before deciding what his immediate and long-term future holds. There are said to be no guarantees that Paris Saint-Germain exiting the Champions League would mean Mbappe doing likewise at Parc des Princes.

PSG are still hoping that Mbappe can be talked into penning fresh terms. While he has not taken up an extension option, a completely new contract is in the pipeline. That deal would be considerably longer than the two-year one that was agreed back in May 2022.

While there is a chance that Mbappe will agree to remain in the French capital, he is also aware that Real Madrid continue to monitor his situation. Signing another new contract in Paris would end the Blancos’ interest in securing his signature, with a big decision needing to be made on whether the 24-year-old wants to chase down more silverware in his homeland or down in Spain.