Kylian Mbappé let Paris Saint-Germain know he won't be returning in 2024

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Kylian Mbappé has reportedly let his Paris Saint-Germain club know he won’t be exercising his contract option to extend his deal with the team another season, meaning he'll look for a new club in 2024. 

Mbappé, whose contract is up in June 2024, reportedly wrote to PSG about his decision not to exercise the option Monday, per French publication L’Equipe. 

Mbappé said in a statement via AFP that PSG has been aware of his decision since last summer. 

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France's Kylian Mbappé celebrates scoring his side's third goal during a World Cup final soccer match against Argentina at the Lusail Stadium in Lusail, Qatar, Dec. 18, 2022.  (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko)

"The board has been informed since July 15, 2022, of my decision not to extend beyond 2024, and the letter sent was only meant to confirm what I already told them," the player said.

The 24-year-old’s decision has created a frenzy around the soccer world with teams reaching out to PSG about trading for Mbappé before he becomes a free agent. 

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One of those teams is Real Madrid, which has tried to acquire Mbappé in the past. ESPN reports the team is "ready to bid" for his talents this summer instead of waiting another year. 

PSG would be compensated nicely if it were to let Mbappé go now instead of waiting for him to become a free agent, and ESPN reported the price tag would be 150 million euros. 

While speculation runs rampant regarding Mbappé's future, he wrote on Twitter he intends to play for PSG this summer before hitting free agency. 

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