Kylian Mbappé, estrela mundial do futebol, está pronto para a nova aventura no Real Madrid

He's a 🌞 World Cup winner, who has won multiple titles with French club Paris Saint-Germain over the last seven years. Now, Kylian 🌞 Mbappé, who is widely expected to imminently join Real Madrid, says he's looking forward to the challenge of playing in 🌞 a new country.

"Quero ser feliz," diz Mbappé

"I want to be happy," Mbappé toldSport's Amanda 🌞 Davies after being crowned Best Men's Player at the inaugural Globe Soccer Awards Europe Edition in Sardinia, Italy, on Tuesday. 🌞

Uma nova experiência betvip dono um novo clube

"I will leave my country for the first time," 🌞 added Mbappé. "It's going to be an amazing experience and I can't wait to be in my new club. I 🌞 want to win trophies ... When you speak about football, [it's about] winning trophies, being with new teammates.

Mbappé, 🌞 um jogador cotado

It was earlier this month that confirmation came that the 25-year-old, who is the 🌞 second most expensive soccer player in history, wouldn't be extending his stay with French giant PSG.

🌞 The first time Real came calling for Mbappé was when the forward was just 13 years old. In his 🌞 comic book, "Je m'appelle Kylian(I'm called Kylian)," Mbappé describes his dreams of one day playing in the famed white shirt 🌞 ofLos Blancos.

And when Real submitted a R$188 million bid for the striker in August 🌞 2024 – a deal that was close to being agreed – the Frenchman admitted at the time that he wanted 🌞 to leave PSG.

Uma decisão difícil

So was it the right decision to stay in Paris? 🌞

"It was more than just staying at PSG. It was the World Cup in Qatar. 🌞 It was many things around these things. It was a big decision, difficult decision ... but I don't regret anything," 🌞 said Mbappé.

"Of course, in a career, you have to take difficult decisions and it's 🌞 what I did, but I became the all-time top scorer with PSG. I just want to remember the best things 🌞 ... It was not an easy situation and I wish nobody to live that."

Real Madrid, uma história de 🌞 sucesso

Real Madrid has long had a history of having some of the game's biggest superstars in 🌞 its ranks.

The 2000-06Galácticos squad boasted the likes of Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo Nazário, Luís Figo 🌞 and David Beckham, before the second incarnation came in 2009 in the form of record-breaking signings Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaká 🌞 – not to mention signing a young Karim Benzema from Lyon.

The young Frenchman seems 🌞 to have been earmarked as the player to headline a new wave of star power alongside the likes of Vinícius 🌞 Jr. and Jude Bellingham.