After Kylian Mbappe move, Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool “agree on £86m deal.”

At the end of the current season, Kylian Mbappe is expected to depart from Paris Saint-Germain, although he has stated that he hasn’t made a decision about his future.

Real Madrid star Rodrygo is reportedly interested in signing with Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool. All three Premier League teams concur, though, that he would need to experience a very unusual circumstance in order to depart the Santiago Bernabeu this summer.

Given that his contract with Paris Saint-Germain is slated to expire at the end of the current campaign, Kylian Mbappe is one of the players projected to join the Spanish powerhouses. After years of desperation, Los Blancos suddenly appear likely to sign the France international without even needing to pay a record-breaking amount.

Top European teams have taken notice of Madrid’s circumstances in the hopes of signing their periphery players. Among those drawing attention is Rodrygo, whose potential suitors believe he may have to move aside to make room for Mbappe.

As to the Spanish news source Sport, there is interest from United, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Arsenal to sign the Brazilian international. In his 29 La Liga games this season, he has scored eight goals and provided five assists.

If Madrid receives an offer of at least £86 million, they are willing to start negotiations for the 23-year-old, but it is unclear if any of the four Premier League teams will make an effort to sign the former Santos forward.

The group believes that luring Rodrygo away from Madrid is a “impossible mission” unless the player desires to advance in his career or if he is actively courted by other teams. He seems happy with where he is playing football, though, based on his recent remarks regarding his desire to win more with Los Blancos and Brazil.

“I play for the biggest national team and the biggest club in the world,” he said to The Guardian. Something is wrong if I don’t want to play under pressure for those two. There would be no going back. I can’t accept defeat in my life. That is how Real Madrid and the Seleção think. I consider victory to be my constant thought. That’s what I’m thinking right now. To appease the fans of Real Madrid and Brazil, I must prevail.

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Arsenal and Liverpool are interested: Dortmund will give up their prolific striker.

Donyell Malen can yet be forced out of the team by Jadon Sancho’s outstanding performances for Borussia Dortmund.

A possible trade agreement that would keep the former Manchester United player in Germany might employ the Englishman’s excellent teammate as a makeweight.

Yet, there will be no shortage of suitors for the 25-year-old right-sided striker, according to Edin Terzic’s team.

“Jadon Sancho continues to improve. He most recently scored in matches against Eindhoven and Bremen. The team examined historical information from the archives in order to compare Sancho’s initial Dortmund stats. Then, his workout regimen will be modified,” Christian Falk said in his special Fact Files column.

Sebastian Kehl, the sports director, is overjoyed with Sancho. He wants to speak with Manchester United in May because of this. Another loan is the objective.

“However, a backup plan exists as well: Donyell Malen is presently performing at his highest level since joining Dortmund. There is interest in him from Manchester United. Dortmund would discard him. A trade exchange would be possible.

“Good news for Dortmund: The Dutchman is also attracting interest from Arsenal FC and Liverpool FC.”

Malen has been having an incredible season in the German top division, contributing eight goals in his last seven league appearances.

Is Sancho going back to Manchester United?

Until Sancho issues a very public apology to Erik ten Hag, it appears quite doubtful that he will be able to resume his career at Old Trafford at this point.

However, considering how a return to Germany has rekindled a waning career, the 23-year-old might be happy enough to stay put.

At this point, the only thing that could persuade Sancho to believe differently would be a managerial change in Manchester.