PSG receive Kylian Mbappe bid after Ronaldo's exit

Real Madrid are looking at Mbappe to replace Ronaldo, who sensationally quit for a new challenge in Serie A with Juventus last week.
Los Blancos wanted to sign the PSG teenager a year ago, entering talks with Monaco about a deal.
However, Real Madrid ultimately missed out with Mbappe choosing to stay in his homeland.
He then explained his decision, saying: “I chose PSG because I will play more, it was the main criteria
“It’s a dream come true to wear this shirt and feel the unique atmosphere at the Parc des Princes. The club’s project is one of the most ambitious in Europe and I want to keep progressing with my new teammates and reach the goals the club set.”
A year on, however, and Mbappe’s future is up in the air.

PSG may have to either offload him or Neymar to comply with Financial Fair Play regulations. Neymar, like Mbappe, is on Real’s radar.
And Transfermarketweb claim the La Liga giants have submitted an opening bid to PSG.
No amount is specified in the report.
But it is said that PSG have rebuffed the offer because they deem him too important to offload.
Speaking recently, Mbappe vowed to stay with his current club.

"I will stay with PSG, continuing on my path with them," he said after France’s World Cup win.
"I am at the beginning of my career."
Interest in Mbappe is only natural.
The 19-year-old striker has bagged 53 goals over the last two seasons, firing both Monaco and PSG to Ligue 1 glory along the way.
He also played a key role in France’s World Cup win, finding the net four times.