Kylian Mbappé Transfer Odds: Real Madrid Favourites Despite Record Breaking Saudi Bid

Kylian Mbappé is one of the hottest talents in Europe right now, but among rumours of rifts with players, bids from other clubs and his general unhappiness at PSG, the Freench phenom could be looking for a move.

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There are any number of clubs that would love to have Mbappé in their sides but very few that could actually afford him and his wages, Real Madrid could be one, or a move to the Saudi League.

Real Madrid @1/6

Real seems the most likely to secure Mbappé due to their sincere lack of a world-class striker, even though they are ambling through well with Joselu up front.

The Galacticos look like a real force to be reckoned with now, as their midfield is set up for a long time with Jude Bellingham at the helm, they now must secure their future at the top of the pitch.

Combined with the ability to not only pay the upwards of €150m that PSG will want for him including his inordinate wage that is comfortably above €400,000 a week, places them well to be able to sign him.

The prestige of the club is also likely to appeal to Mbappé, who has won nothing but the lowly Ligue 1 titles and cups in his time at PSG and should be looking to add some Champions League winner honours to his name.

The only stymie to this is that he is unlikely to receive the powers he holds at PSG, while at Real. Los Blancos will not cow to him the way PSG have and this may not be what he wants having experienced this.

Paris St Germain @8/1

Amid all of these rumours that Mbappé is unhappy at the club, his recent groundbreaking contract that gave him powers within the club, no footballer has ever received makes it more than likely he wouldn’t leave this behind.

Hailed as the next generation of strikers, PSG will be desperate to hold onto him and are likely to go to some lengths to ensure that he doesn't see his fortunes elsewhere.

One however still must weigh the possibility that he would actually leave this club, but having never played professionally outside of France does him no favours.

PSG are however stating that he must sign a new contract with them, otherwise, they will look for a sale, not wanting him to be able to leave for free in 2025.

Arsenal @10/1

The Gunner’s reputation for being unwilling to splash the cash will be at the forefront of everyone's mind when they hear of the possibility of them signing him, with them only having ever paid more than £100m once, in Declan Rice.

This was only a year ago also, meaning that Arsenal's cash reserves are no doubt majorly depleted right now. However, this could be looked at as an investment for the future, and we all know how well French winger/strikers have done in North London.

A certain Thierry Henry traded sunny France for drab England and became one of the best players in their history, something Mbappe could well end up doing.

However, they have no proven pedigree yet, failing to win anything last year, and the question of money still remains with Arsenal likely to remain as frugal as ever.

Liverpool @12/1

Liverpool’s spending spree on strikers in recent times has failed to bring anyone of world-class calibre to the side, with Darwin Nunez becoming a semi-laughing stock and Cody Gakpo failing to impress.

Their prayers could be answered in the form of Kylian Mbappe, but, much like that of Arsenal, the finances will need to be addressed, as the Reds are not exactly known for splashing the cash.

Without knowing the ins and outs of the club one cannot say what they can afford, but looking at their recent signing one could speculate they have some cash tucked away for a rainy day.

£100m+ is no small change however, and whilst the Reds may have the pedigree currently, one does also wonder if Mbape would go there without Jurgen Klopp at the helm.

Not knowing if they have the cash, or what the side will be like without Klopp puts serious question marks over Liverpool's ability to sign Mbappe, but they are technically the best English side in the mix right now.

Any Saudi Arabian Team @14/1

While earlier last year this may have seemed somewhat unlikely for one of the best players in Europe still in his prime, one has to weigh the recent flocking to this league, alongside the sheer amount of money that will be required to sign Kylian Mbappé.

This move was 50/1 earlier back in 2022 but has been shrunk exponentially in recent times, mainly due to his obvious discontentment with the club, and a lack of sides that actively have the funds to be able to afford him.

Not only the €150m signing fee but then his wages, considering he is on well over €400,000 a week at PSG.

It is highly unlikely many sides within Europe will be able to afford this without bankrupting the rest of their club.

Therefore he may look elsewhere to ensure he earns his money and doesn't have to take a pay cut, notably the richest league in the world, the Saudi League.

The side Al-Hilal offered a €300m bid for him, the biggest ever in football history. All things considered, anything could happen for Kylian Mbappe

How does Next Club Betting Work

Next-club betting has become extremely popular in recent times, especially with the advent of transfer rumours, insider info and of course Fabrizio Romano.

The way that next club betting works with bet365, is that the player must have signed and be on the clubs' books by 04/09/2024, the first day of many European Leagues.

Therefore the player must have officially signed for the club you have bet on before this date for your wager to win.

If the player hasn't officially signed for the club you have bet on, then you will lose your wager, even if they then go on to sign for them at a later date.