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but in case of Mbappe I hardly think so. He is young and so wants a change.

That could be it. He is young, talented and considered as one of the prodigy as well as the future star but he play in one of the league with no real competition in it. PSG basically dominate ligue 1 although they didnt win last season which is kinda absurd considering that their whole squad worth atleast 5 times of what the other team has
He knows what the real problem is so he choose not to sign the renewal contract, if he sign another contract with PSG then there is probably no club that would be able to sign him considering that he is worth atleast 150 million euro right now according to transfermarkt.
Well things could change though, I doubt PSG would be letting him go as a free agent. Thats definitely not going to happen

In football, money decides a lot, and even more decides how this money is spent Wink

The fact that the Paris Saint-Germain squad can cost five times more than other rivals in the French championship speaks only about the potential of the team, but this potential must be realized and it is not always possible to do it and this is good, which gives a chance to not so rich clubs.

What I don't understand about Paris' transfer policy still is this fair play rule or what it is called. How do they manage to again and again circumvent it without getting any penalties from the UEFA? If there is one club violating that rule by far, isn't that obviously Paris? They probably have contracts with those players that go beyond their normal task as a soccer player. I don't know, maybe some special purpose vehicles where they can cash in extra money from other activities which Paris supports, although I thought that is also forbidden.