Done deal: Kylian Mbappé has signed his contract with these European giants

After months of rumors and speculation, the most awaited news in world soccer was finally confirmed: Kylian Mbappé's new club. The French striker had been in the news for a long time due to doubts about his future, as he had the possibility of staying at Paris Saint-Germain or choosing other European giants who were willing to pay him a fortune to join their squads.

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A few days ago, French fans were heartbroken when the news they feared the most was confirmed. The striker had a meeting with Nasser Al-Khelaifi, owner of PSG, and announced that he had no intention of staying after the end of this season. He had the option to automatically extend his contract there until 2025 and had received renewal offers for four more years, but they were not enough to change his mind.

With this scenario, doubts were cast on Kylian's destination. Some mentioned the Premier League as the ideal tournament to welcome him, considering the large number of top teams that compete there every year for the title. Arsenal, and especially Liverpool, seemed to be the favorites, but the French player chose another country.

This Monday, Marca newspaper reported that Mbappé has made a definitive decision: he will join Real Madrid as of July 1 as a free agent, once his contract with Paris Saint-Germain expires. And not only that: two weeks ago the parties reached an agreement and even signed it, committing in writing to make the most shocking signing of the last decades in world soccer a reality.

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The new Dream Team

The arrival of Kylian Mbappé will give Real Madrid the missing piece to build a team without equal in world soccer. Carlo Ancelotti will have the opportunity to form a world-class attacking quartet, with Jude Bellingham as attacking midfielder, Rodrygo Goes as right-winger, Vinicius Junior as left-winger and Kylian Mbappé as centre-forward. From there, it will be up to the coach to make sure that all these stars can coexist on the field and make the team work.