PSG Rejects Real Madrid's Offer for Mbappé at 150M

The French football club Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has rejected a €150 million ($162 million) offer from Real Madrid for the player Kylian Mbappe, according to reports in France.

According to the report, PSG is willing to sell the 19-year-old forward to any club that offers them a higher fee than the one offered by Real Madrid. The offer from Real Madrid was reportedly made during the summer transfer window, but PSG did not respond to it until now.

This news comes after PSG announced on Friday that they had reached an agreement with Manchester United for the signing of Brazilian midfielder Paul Pogba. The deal will see Pogba move to PSG for a reported fee of £78 million ($94 million).

It remains to be seen whether PSG will accept another offer for Mbappe or if they will continue to hold out for a better offer. However, it is clear that PSG is not interested in selling Mbappe for a fee that is below their expectations.

Overall, this news highlights the intense competition between clubs in Europe's top leagues and the high value placed on young talents such as Mbappe. It also underscores the importance of negotiating terms that both parties can agree upon, rather than simply accepting the first offer that is presented.