Mbappe won't leave PSG if 'promise' is fulfilled

France superstar Kylian Mbappe has reportedly given the Paris Saint-Germain hierarchy an astonishing ultimatum in order for him to remain at the club for the duration of his contract.

While rumours continue to swirl around his future, Mbappe recently broke his silence regarding the intense speculation about his reportedly fractured relationship with the PSG bosses.

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The 23-year-old refuted suggestions that he wants to leave the club as soon as the January transfer window, claiming that he was just as shocked about the reports suggesting this, although his week-long silence left some wondering if the rumours were in fact true. 

However, despite Mbappe quashing reports about his future at the Parc des Princes, there now appears to be another twist to the plot. 

According to Spanish news outlet El Pais, the 2018 FIFA World Cup winner has informed those in charge of the club that he will only see out the remainder of his contract, which runs until June 2025, if teammate Neymar is sold. 

This was said to be one of the "promises" Les Parisiens made to Mbappe when he agreed to sign his mega-money extension in May, but the off-season transfer window passed without any departure from the Parc des Princes for Neymar, which was believed to have upset the Les Bleus attacker.

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It is further claimed that the Frenchman wants "a management model based on rigour" and that he is annoyed with what he feels is the Brazilian's lack of discipline.

Mbappe is also said to have been irked by the Ligue 1 champions' decision to extend Neymar's deal until 2027 last year, with this said to have started doubts as to whether or not he should stay in the capital of France.

Earlier this season, the two players had a highly-publicised rift when they fell out over penalty-taking duties.

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Various reports have suggested that the incident was not an isolated occurrence, with the duo said to have had a shaky relationship since Lionel Messi arrived at the club last year. 

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