In a clear statement, Kylian Mbappe breaks his silence over the possibility of a move between Arsenal and Chelsea.

Claims that Kylian Mbappe has made up his mind to leave Paris Saint-Germain this season have been refuted. The man, who is currently 25 years old, can now negotiate a pre-contract agreement with clubs across Europe in order to get ready to move during the summer. This is an opportunity because the person’s current contract is about to expire in six months.

It is anticipated that Mbappe’s acquisition—which happened under peculiar circumstances—will rank among the biggest in the annals of contemporary football, even though there was no sizable financial exchange.

In light of this, it is not surprising that a number of well-known English clubs are already connected to the player’s possible transfer.

The inability of Arsenal and Chelsea to score goals has prevented them from reaching their full potential in the first half of the 2023–24 season, and as a result, they are currently looking for a new striker this year.

Throughout this month, both parties have been closely linked to possible transfers for Victor Osimhen and Ivan Toney. It seems less likely now, though, that these transfers can be completed in the middle of the season.

Mbappe has the contractual freedom to leave PSG at the end of his contract, so he won’t be moving until the summer. Still, arrangements can be made now, and a draft agreement can be created.

Still, the man who won the golden boot award twice during the World Cup is not getting too comfortable.

“I haven’t made up my mind about my future just yet.” He said, “I didn’t make a decision,” in response to questions about his future.

“My situation is not a topic of conversation within the club; it is not discussed.” The statement mentioned above is consistent with what head coach Luis Enrique said earlier in the week.

“I will persist in carrying out the same actions I have undertaken thus far with Kylian,” declared the former manager of Spain. Enrique first left Mbappe off of his squad for the preseason tour to Japan because of a string of dramatic events.

Mbappe initially informed PSG of his choice to forego activating a one-year contract extension that would have kept him with the team through 2025. As such, the club made an effort to sell him in the summer in order to minimize the possibility of losing him without obtaining a transfer fee.