Kylian Mbappé is experiencing a bittersweet moment; he left PSG seeking new challenges and European glory with Real Madrid. But, paradoxically, his former team has reached the Champions League final without him. Meanwhile, the white team was left out, the image has left a mark, and the French forward knows it.
Now, already dressed in white, Mbappé has spoken up, he wants to win and for that, he already knows who he needs by his side.
PSG surprises without Mbappé
Luis Enrique has done what few imagined. With a rejuvenated squad, without Messi, without Neymar, and without Mbappé, PSG has managed to reach the Champions League final. Their passage was sealed after defeating Arsenal with authority.
One of the most outstanding players was Achraf Hakimi, the right-back excelled in all facets of the game. Fast, intense, and always alert.
His performance was key to stopping the English attacks and launching dangerous counterattacks. Without a doubt, one of the best in the match. This achievement has left many speechless, but it has made one person in particular reflect: Mbappé.
Mbappé, between nostalgia and strategy
Real Madrid's elimination and PSG's qualification have made Mbappé think. Not only because of the sporting result but because of how it happened. The Frenchman has seen how his former team advances without him and how one of his best friends, Hakimi, shines when it matters most.
Mbappé knows that Madrid needs to strengthen its defense. He has suffered it firsthand and also knows that the white club seeks quick solutions. Therefore, according to sources close to the player, he has suggested the signing of Achraf to the Madrid board.
Beyond the personal bond, there is a tactical interest. Hakimi can cover a flank that needs speed, security, and depth. Something that Madrid has struggled to keep this season.
Florentino takes note
Florentino Pérez has listened to the proposal. As always, he analyzes calmly. But he knows that the market doesn't wait, and when one of your new leaders asks for something, you don't easily ignore it.
Achraf was already at Real Madrid. He was trained at Valdebebas and had minutes in the first team, but at the time, he sought to grow elsewhere. Today, more mature, with international experience and a high competitive level, his return would be a solid bet.
Florentino values not only his performance but also his identification with the club. Hakimi knows the house and could adapt quickly to the locker room, everything fits, but it will depend on PSG and the price.