Reports suggest that Liverpool continues to monitor Kylian Mbappe’s situation amidst ongoing efforts by Paris Saint-Germain to secure his contract extension in 2024. Initially, Mbappe seemed destined to leave PSG before the 2023-24 season due to his refusal to sign a new deal, but he was eventually reintegrated into the first-team squad. During this period of uncertainty, Liverpool expressed interest in the 24-year-old, with Al-Hilal offering €300 million (£259m/$332m) for his services. While Mbappe has resumed playing for PSG, his contract, expiring in the summer of 2024, remains unsigned. L’Equipe reports that Jurgen Klopp’s team maintains communication with Mbappe’s representatives, while PSG has set a date next year for a potential contract extension.
In the broader context, Mbappe has been consistently linked with a move to Real Madrid, creating one of the most significant transfer sagas in recent times. The possibility of him leaving as a free agent next summer looms large, but PSG aims to prevent this scenario by negotiating a new deal. Looking ahead, Mbappe might attract transfer offers from various clubs when the January transfer window opens, similar to the interest he garnered during the summer.