‘New elements’ – Kylian Mbappe reveals twist in Real Madrid transfer saga but speaks perfect Spanish in interview
KYLIAN MBAPPE has revealed there are "new elements" to consider as he debates swapping Paris Saint-Germain for Real Madrid.
The French striker is out of contract at the end of the season, with the Spanish giants believed to be the frontrunners to snap up the world-class striker.
But PSG and their fans have not given up hope that the 23-year-old could stay at the Parc des Princes and agree a new deal.
Speaking after PSG's 5-1 thumping of Lorient on Sunday, Mbappe seemed to suggest that his exit is far from done deal.
Speaking to Amazon Prime after the game, the Frenchman said: "I haven't made my decision yet, everyone knows that I haven't made my choice.
"I'm thinking because there are new elements, I don't want to be wrong. I want to make the right choice.
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"I know that for people, it's a little late to make the decision.
"But I am accountable to no one. It's a personal choice. It is me who makes the decision. I want to make the best decision possible."
Mbappe had earlier told French reporters that it was "possible" that he will indeed stay with PSG.
have recently claimed the French giants have presented Mbappe with a last-gasp lucrative contract offer.
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But the 54-cap France international later gave an interview to ESPN in fluent Spanish - which will no doubt increase speculation that he is ready for a new challenge in LaLiga.
Against Lorient, Mbappe was on the scoresheet in the 5-1 thrashing.
It was also the first time he, Lionel Messi and Neymar all netted in the same game, eight months since they all joined forces up front in Paris.
Once again Neymar was booed by the PSG faithful before the game, as was manager Mauricio Pochettino, while his name continues to be linked with the Manchester United job.
Messi's name though was greeted with cheers as it was read out by the stadium announcer, after he too was jeered alongside Neymar last month.