A huge news came up on Tuesday just before PSG's Champions League match against Benfica, that Kylian Mbappe is not happy at the club. Therefore, after the signing of a new deal with the Ligue 1 giant a few months ago, Kylian Mbappe transfer speculation has once again emerged. The French forward wants to leave Paris Saint-Germain as early as next winter's transfer window. Let’s take a look at the clubs that could sign Mbappe in January.

What is upsetting Kylian Mbappe at PSG?

It’s bizarre how things can change dramatically, especially in Kylian Mbappe’s case. The World Cup winner is one of the most sought-after players of this generation and has no shortage of suitors.

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Every big club wants to sign him, but Mbappe's childhood dream is to play for Real Madrid one day in his career. His desire could have come true had he not signed a new mega-money contract with PSG last May.

Mbappe opted to stay three more years at Paris Saint-Germain by signing a 3-year contract. However, the Qatari-owned club agreed to fulfill some of Mbappe’s wishes to convince him to extend his contract.

One of Kylian's major wishes was to play at his preferred position. He wants to play on the left side rather than as a proper no.9. But this hasn’t been fulfilled as the French forward has been used as the club’s main striker. On the other hand, Lionel Messi and Neymar Jr. have been deployed just behind him, and they have a more free role. This decision has upset Mbappe big time and now he wants to move away from PSG as early as next January, multiple sources confirmed.

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Who can sign Kylian Mbappe in January?

Even though all the big clubs want to sign Mbappe, not everyone has the money to trigger PSG's asking price. Besides, Kylian will also demand a huge wage, which will be difficult to meet for most of the clubs. Here are the five European clubs that can sign Mbappe in January.

Real Madrid

Real Madrid is the front-runner among all the possible suitors. Madrid wanted to sign him last summer, but they failed to do so. Now they can offer him a big contract again in January. One thing that could be a stumbling block for Mbappe’s PSG move is Real Madrid’s ego. They might not show the same interest this time as they did a few months ago because of the way Mbappe dumped them for PSG. However, when the name is Kylian, the Spanish giant may not want to miss the opportunity.

Manchester United

Manchester United has the money to sign Kylian Mbappe. But their current situation is a mess, which could block their chances to impress the French forward. Mbappe certainly doesn’t want to go to a club where things aren’t going well.

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Liverpool

Kylian Mbappe loves Liverpool Football Club and they will be one of his preferred destinations if he leaves PSG in the coming transfer window. But Liverpool’s current financial situation is not as strong as Madrid's or Manchester's. Any move for Mbappe in January may not be ideal for Liverpool.

Bayern Munich

The German giant could be another possible destination for Mbappe. But for Bayern, managing a huge amount of money for the transfer would be difficult for them as well. But the club’s illustrious domestic and international success will certainly attract Mbappe and his entourage.

Chelsea

Chelsea’s new owner, Todd Boehly, wants to make a marquee signing just to make a statement. That is why he was desperate to sign Cristiano Ronaldo last summer but couldn’t because of manager Thomas Tuchel’s embargo. He may offer Mbappe big money, which he can’t refuse. In addition, Boehly can meet PSG's transfer fee demand.

Aftermath

Kylian Mbappe’s transfer involves huge amounts of money, so it will be tough for the teams to sign the French forward during the January transfer window. However, the French forward will probably join a different team in the summer of 2023 if the two parties are unable to reach an agreement.

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