Mbappe makes decision which will not go down well with Real Madrid
The teenage star is wanted by Europe's biggest clubs, including Los Blancos
Monaco don't want to sell despite offers worth more than 100 million euros
Monaco forward Kylian Mbappe has taken a decision on his future. The forward, one of the most sought after in European football, has spoken with the French club's directors about the huge offers he has to leave, among them one from Real Madrid.
Mbappe, accompanied by his parents, will instead stay with Monaco, though, according to Le Parisien. They report that he will meet with the club's directors after the current international break to talk about a new contracr.
Monaco have rejected all offers which have arrived for the teenager so far -- which are thought to be around 100 million euros -- and have no intention of selling him this summer. As long as he's happy to stay, they plan on keeping him for at least another season.
Mbappe's current terms expire in 2019 and Monaco's desire is to tie him in to a longer deal, while also hiking up his salary at the same time.
That's the situation as things stand and it's sure to frustrate the clubs who were keen to sign the young foward, who has been the revelation of the season, such as Madrid and Arsenal.
