PSG chief Nasser Al-Khelaifi gives blunt response to questions on Kylian Mbappe's future amid reports he has agreed Real Madrid transfer

Mbappe's future at PSG remains a topic of intense speculation, with reports suggesting that the forward has already decided to join Real Madrid at the end of the season. Quite naturally, PSG supremo, Al-Khelaifi was pressed with questions on the Mbappe transfer saga but the official gave nothing away to reporters.

On the sidelines of the UEFA Congress in Paris, Al-KhelaIfi told reporters: "When we have both decided, we will tell you.”

French FA president, Philippe Diallo, was also asked regarding Mbappe's future in Paris, and just like Al-Khelaifi, he gave nothing away to the press.

"I don’t know his (Mbappe's) final choice,” he said.

"I will wait, like many others, for him to make a decision. Now he has a club and I believe that President Nasser Al-Khelaifi is also present at the UEFA congress. He is certainly much better informed than me about the rest of the career of Kylian Mbappe."

If Mbappe makes the move to Madrid, it would mark the end of a protracted transfer saga and bolster an already formidable team alongside talents like Vinicius Junior and Jude Bellingham. The 2018 World Cup winner has expressed his intention to leave PSG on amicable terms, ensuring his hometown club receives adequate compensation and has allegedly promised to give up on a hefty loyalty bonus of €80 million (£69m/$86m).

If Mbappe indeed leaves for the Spanish capital in the summer, he will look to end his PSG stint with a flourish. The reigning French champions sit eight points clear at the top of the Ligue 1 table and are slated to take on Real Sociedad in a Champions League last-16 clash. Moreover, Mbappe's heroics propelled them to the quarterfinals of the French Cup, which means that the forward can potentially win a treble before leaving the Parc des Princes.