The Paris St Germain forward continues to be linked with the La Liga club.
MADRID: Real Madrid have ruled out signing Kylian Mbappe before the transfer window closes next week, manager Carlo Ancelotti said today as the Paris St Germain forward continues to be linked with the La Liga club.
When asked about France striker Mbappe, he told reporters: “No, I rule it out 100%. I think our squad is closed and our players are thinking about our season.” “Someone may change their mind, but I am not afraid of that,” he added ahead of Real’s La Liga game at Celta Vigo tomorrow.
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