In a significant development, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has made the decision to put Kylian Mbappe up for sale. As a result, the young star has been excluded from the squad set to travel to Japan and South Korea, departing this Saturday.

The club’s stance is clear – they will only have players on the tour who are fully committed to PSG and genuinely want to be part of the club. In their view, no player’s individual interests should take precedence over the collective good of the team.

The club’s conviction stems from their belief that Mbappe has already reached an agreement to join Real Madrid on a free transfer next summer, a move PSG sees as a significant betrayal, especially given Mbappe’s previous statements asserting that he would never leave the club for free.

When training resumed this month, PSG sought clarity from Mbappe on his future plans, but regrettably, no communication has been forthcoming from the player.

Consequently, the club is left to assume that Mbappe indeed intends to depart for free, leading them to start planning for a future without him. This planning begins with their pre-season tour of the Far East.

With the decision to make Kylian Mbappe available for sale, PSG will now engage with interested suitors, and there is no shortage of them. Many clubs have been eagerly awaiting these developments, as the chance to sign such a talented player is a rare opportunity.

Meanwhile, PSG’s six summer signings, alongside the newly appointed coach, Luis Enrique, and a motivated squad, will embark on the pre-season tour to Japan and South Korea.

The situation surrounding Kylian Mbappe’s future remains a significant story in the football world, and PSG’s approach demonstrates their commitment to fostering a united and focused team, placing the club’s interests above individual aspirations.