Recently, the French football world has made waves again, and Mbappe has returned to Paris Saint-Germain, as if the transfer turmoil has not affected his daily life in the slightest. But in fact, behind all this lies Nasser's ingenious pressure and strategic layout. Nasser, the behind-the-scenes controller who has repeatedly influenced the direction of public opinion in football, is gradually ramping up the public opinion offensive in an attempt to achieve his desired goal by influencing Mbappe's psychology. And ahead of Japan's upcoming trip to the Far East, Nasser must consider a variety of factors to develop a comprehensive plan to deal with Mbappe's insistence on staying and the club's counterattack.
Despite strong calls from some fans to push Mbappe for a transfer and even suggestions to remove him from a range of events at the club, FIFA has made it clear. According to Article 14 of FIFA regulations, Paris Saint-Germain cannot force Mbappe to be sold or exclude him from the club's daily activities. From a legal point of view, the French counter-strategy was clearly a complete success.
However, Mbappe's desire to leave Ligue 1 free has cast a shadow over Paris Saint-Germain's recruitment plans. Especially in terms of signing players such as B, the willingness of the French god forward to leave the team has become a huge variable. Once Mbappe moves for free and other Ligue 1 giants make big moves, the Financial Fairness Act will almost certainly be triggered, which has made Nasser struggle to recruit and even have to suspend some related activities.
Real Madrid, meanwhile, moved quickly amid Mbappe's standoff with Paris Saint-Germain. Recently, Real Madrid released the financial report for the 2022-2023 season, in addition to highlighting the "season revenue growth of nearly 20% year-on-year, exceeding 800 million euros" and other bright data, but also highlighted Real Madrid's strong cash flow situation. At present, Real Madrid has a cash flow of more than 128 million euros and a credit line of more than 200 million euros, which is very rich.
Galeries Lafayette Florentino therefore believes that the club has enough capacity to respond to meet the expected payment obligations of around 400 million euros. This means that they are fully capable of investing up to 400 million euros in the total amount of the bailout. This gesture sends a positive signal and seems to pave the way for Mbappe's transfer. However, what Real Madrid desperately need now is not just positive signals, but a formal commitment from Kylian Mbappe. The "clown behavior" previously considered a price hike strategy no longer applies, and Real Madrid are trying to avoid falling into the same situation again. Given Paris Saint-Germain's current situation, perhaps Galeries Lafayette will choose to act in the winter transfer window, which could be a beneficial option for all parties.
It is worth noting that the German Transfer Market recently published the valuation of La Liga teams, with Real Madrid topping the table with an appreciation of 357 million euros, followed by Barcelona with an appreciation of 344.6 million euros. This also means that if Mbappe is successfully signed, Real Madrid's future appreciation potential will be further enhanced, and they will continue to hold the top spot in La Liga. Now we'll be waiting to see how Galeries Lafayette handles the complicated situation of Mbappe's transfer.