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PSG Removes Mbappe From Website Cover

Paris Saint-Germain has removed forward, Kylian Mbappe from its website cover with the France captain being linked with a move to Real Madrid in the ongoing summer transfer window.

The likes of Neymar, Lee Kang-In, Marquinhos, Lucas Hernandez, and Marco Verratti are the current players on PSG’s cover.

Mbappe was left out of the PSG squad that is currently touring Japan and South Korea as part of their pre-season.

Earlier this summer, Mbappe told PSG that he won’t be extending his contract beyond the 2023-2024 season.

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As a result, the Parisians are looking to sell the 24-year-old this summer to avoid losing him on a free transfer next season.

Mbappe has since been linked with a move to Real Madrid and has been training with PSG’s “undesirables” team to keep himself fit.

However, PSG’s latest decision to remove Mbappe from their website cover could be indicative of the fact that their all-time leading goalscorer is closing in on an exit from the French Ligue 1 champions this summer.

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