Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly formally responded to Al Hilal's world-record transfer bid of €300 million (R5.8 billion) for Kylian Mbappe.
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According to 90min, the French giants have accepted the Saudi giants' offer for the 24-year-old.
Mbappe has less than a year remaining on his deal in Paris, and is reportedly unwilling to agree to an extension, much to his club's anger.
Les Parisiens have, as a result, put the 2018 FIFA World Cup winner up for sale as they hope to bring in a transfer fee for his signature in this window to avoid losing him for free in 2024.
On Monday, reports across Europe suggested Al Hilal would be willing to pay a world-record fee to secure his services, even for just a single season before he joins Real Madrid.
It is said the Saudi Pro League side are ready to pay Mbappe a staggering €700 million (R13.6 billion) as a total package.
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PSG recently left the Frenchman out of their travelling squad for the team's pre-season tour of Japan as they plan for the next campaign without him.
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