Once the news broke that Madrid's "Real" promises to replace Kylian Mbappe with Cristiano Ronaldo, the club rushed to deny this information. On Tuesday evening, a relatively unknown journalist in Spain spread rumors that "Real" had allegedly reached an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain for the acquisition of the World Cup-winning star striker. The journalist claimed that "Real" was ready to pay 272 million euros for the player. "Real" immediately responded to these reports and issued a statement on their official website: "Considering the recent news about 'Real' and PSG agreeing on Kylian Mbappe, we want to inform that this information does not correspond to reality. "Real" has not made any offer to PSG or the player and deeply regrets the spread of such false rumors." The Champions League winners have a good relationship with PSG and not long ago also issued an official statement denying information about Neymar.
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