
Until now, Kylian Mbappe's preferred destination seemed to be Real Madrid, but the way to Barca has opened up as the Madrid side seem to have grown bored with him following their disappointment this summer.
On the other hand, to get Florentino Perez out of the game, Barcelona has made a business move by offering the president of Madrid that his company, ACS, be responsible for the remodeling works at Camp Nou within the Espai Barça project.
Of course, through a foreign subsidiary that has no direct connection with Florentino, who has blessed this business after a recent meeting with Laporta in a restaurant in Palma de Mallorca.
The Catalan daily El Mundo Deportivo writes that Laporta and Florentino have a good relationship with each other. Mbappe himself knows that at Barça, with a 34-year-old Leëandoëski, he has many opportunities to be the leader of the team for several years.
At Barcelona, they hope that the striker activates the clause that can leave PSG at will, as long as there are compelling reasons. His anger at everything Argentine that Messi represents is the perfect excuse.
In this entire Mbappé-Barça operation, there has also been a political influence in favor of the Barça club: former Prime Minister of France Manuel Valls, who is originally from Catalonia.
He is said to have interceded with current French president Emmanuel Macron arguing that the best thing for Kylian is to go to Camp Nou.