HERE WE GO ✅: Kylian Mbappe has officially rejected Real Madrid’s offer to join Arsenal on a long-term contract. The paperwork was completed last night, and the youngster will arrive today for his medical, as he is anticipated to make his Premier League debut this week.

Kylian Mbappe might have given the most recent hint about a January move to the Premier League with a recent social media post. The France international has become one of the game’s most talented players in the last five years.

But in the ensuing transfer windows, this has generated a lot of interest and transfer rumors. Over the previous few summers, Mbappe has been connected to moves away from Paris, but he ultimately signed a new contract.

With just six months left on his current contract, teams can start talking about a pre-contract agreement this month, so that pattern could recur. Real Madrid, Liverpool, and Arsenal have all been mentioned as potential suitors for the Premier League title.

However, the 25-year-old has been quick to deny any discussions of an agreement elsewhere thus far, leaving his circumstances unclear. “I haven’t decided what to do with my life yet. About his future, he said, “I didn’t make a choice.” “My situation inside the club is not a topic; nobody talks about it.”

That won’t stop the rumors from circulating, so in the upcoming months, his situation will be closely examined. Even without paying a transfer fee, Arsenal’s chances of signing the forward are slim given the high cost of his wages and signing bonuses.

That’s not to say it won’t occur, given the Gunners’ pressing need to strengthen their forward line and their available options. Mbappe might have given away a move and his goals in a social media post that could lead to a transfer in the upcoming months.

“Hungry for more,” he wrote as the caption for a picture of himself holding the Trophee Des Champions, which is France’s version of the Community Shield.

It implies that if a transfer is imminent, it must come with the assurance of future trophies, such as the Premier League championship.

It remains to be seen whether Arsenal can pull that off, but in the last few months of his contract, it might prove to be a major factor in decision-making.