The hostilities between Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain have long existed at the moment, and although it seemed as if Los Blancos had beaten decisive blows in recent years, the Parisian side has no sign to end them. The exit of Kylian Mbappe on a free remains a painful point for CEO Nasser al-Khelaifi.
PSG remains in a legal battle with Mbappe for € 55 million in unpaid wages at the end of his enchantment there, after it turned out that Los Blancos had agreed a contract with him. The French champions are convinced that an alleged verbal agreement between Mbappe and Al-Khelaifi has legal water.
However, according to Marca, PSG is again in the offensive. Real Madrid is alert after receiving information that the French giants are taking steps to recruit some of their best academy talents. This week Los Blancos signed a first contract with 16-year-old Starlet Bryan Bugarin, a sign of their concern. PSG apparently looks in their Academy talents to see if there is a chance to poach one of their products, with PSG coaches who fool some of their players, as they did with Xavi Simons from La Masia in Barcelona.
Recently the Under-17 team of Real Madrid was in action in the AL-Kass tournament in Doha, Qatar, where they were defeated by PSG in the group stage, but then took revenge in the final. Al-Khelaifi was present and congratulated the Real Madrid youth, but was monitored by Real Madrid Staff on the chance that he prosecuted that court process.
The exit of Mbappe, combined with Real Madrid's comeback against PSG in the Champions League 2022, has damaged the relations between the clubs, whereby the French side also takes an opposite position on the Superleague to Los Blancos. The two teams could meet in the semi -final of the Champions League when PSG makes Aston Villa, and Real Madrid see Arsenal.
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