Real Madrid faces a final challenge in its efforts to complete the signing of Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain. According to the newspaper "AS," Real Madrid intended to present Mbappe at a grand public event at the Bernabéu before the start of Euro 2024. However, this plan is threatened due to various reasons, including Paris's schedule, as they have their last league match against Metz on May 18, and a week later, Real Madrid will play against Betis in the La Liga finale.
The report notes that in this situation, the Merengues prioritize celebrating their 36th La Liga title over introducing Mbappe to the fans. Additionally, "AS" explained that the UEFA Champions League final is set for early June, with potential participation from either Paris or Real Madrid in that match at Wembley, complicating the presentation of Mbappe.
The newspaper mentioned, "However, Real Madrid could present Mbappe after the European final for two other reasons: firstly, he will be part of France's training camp in preparation for the Euro and, secondly, he is officially contracted with Paris until June 30." In conclusion, "The presentation of Mbappe to the Real Madrid fans will be postponed until after the team's tour in America, before the new La Liga season resumes on August 17 or 18."
