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Arsenal’s Kylian Mbappe move could happen with Arsene Wenger a huge driving force in transfer, according to close relative

Family member adds no Champions League 'not an obstacle' with Monaco ace admiring development of young French talent

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KYLIAN MBAPPE could snub the likes of Manchester United and Real Madrid in order to play under Arsene Wenger at Arsenal.

A close relative has been quoted in French media as saying that France’s latest star would love to work with the legendary Gunners boss and could move to the Emirates just for that opportunity alone.

A close relative claims Kylian Mbappe is extremely keen on joining Arsenal
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A close relative claims Kylian Mbappe is extremely keen on joining ArsenalCredit: Rex Features

Mbappe is one of the most sought-after players this summer following an incredible breakthrough season at Monaco.



The versatile attacker scored 26 goals in all competitions as his side won their first Ligue 1 title since 2000.

But Mbappe could now end up at Arsenal despite also being chased by Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain.

The Monaco star is being chased by the likes of Man Utd and Real Madrid
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The Monaco star is being chased by the likes of Man Utd and Real MadridCredit: Getty Images
Mbappe is a big fan of Gunners boss Arsene Wenger
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Mbappe is a big fan of Gunners boss Arsene WengerCredit: Getty Images

According to a family member, even the lack of Champions League football wouldn’t be a problem – as long as Wenger is in charge.

Le Parisien via quotes them as saying: “Wenger is one of the greats. If Kylian signs for Arsenal tomorrow, it will be for him.

Mbappe admires the way Wenger developed young French stars including Thierry Henry
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Mbappe admires the way Wenger developed young French stars including Thierry HenryCredit: PA:Press Association
The relative adds the lack of Champions League football 'won't be an obstacle'
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The relative adds the lack of Champions League football 'won't be an obstacle'Credit: Reuters

“He knows how to shape the young and especially the former strikers of the French national team, Thierry Henry and Nicolas Anelka.

“[Lack of Champions League?] The Europa League is not an obstacle in itself.”

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