Now that he can leave PSG, the amount Liverpool would have to pay for Mbappé

The transfer market usually brings big surprises worldwide and everything seems to indicate that this year will be no exception as one of the best players in the world, Kylian Mbappe, could star in the story of the summer with Liverpool involved.

A year ago, Mbappe kept the football world on tenterhooks with his decision about his future as the 24-year-old French striker is considered not only the great promise of world sport, but also one of the best players currently, so whenever his name is involved in a possible transfer, he draws the attention of big clubs around the world and Liverpool has already sounded as a possible destination for the French jewel.

Everything has arisen again due to the news that shocked the PSG directors, because according to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Kylian Mbappe has already told the Parisian team that he will not sign the contract extension until 2025, so next year his link with Paris Saint-Germain would end, which means that he could sign with any team without PSG receiving a single euro.

Faced with this, the PSG board has given their top star an ultimatum: either he signs or he will be sold this transfer window, as they are not willing to let him leave for free in a year. However, it seems that the decision of the World Cup winner with France at Russia 2028 has been made, so it would now be a matter of seeing which teams could buy Mbappe this summer. In that sense, Liverpool could make an attempt to sound out the player's entourage, as in the past Kylian Mbappe himself assured that the only Premier League club he would like to play for would be Liverpool.

How much would Liverpool have to pay for Mbappe?

Kylian Mbappe is currently valued at €180 million, but PSG are expected to ask for around €200 million to let him leave. However, being the Parisian club the most urgent to complete the transaction, the price could go down.