On Tuesday, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) signed French international winger Kylian Mbappé to a three-year deal from Real Madrid. The move was seen as a strategic move by PSG to strengthen its attacking options and compete with other major European clubs for top players.
The signing comes at a crucial time for PSG, who have struggled to find success under their current manager, Thomas Tuchel. The club has been searching for a new coach and manager to lead them towards the summit of the league table. By signing Mbappé, PSG hopes to bring in one of the world's best young talents and help them to improve on their current form.
Mbappé is widely considered to be one of the most talented young players in Europe, having already scored 22 goals in his first season with Real Madrid. His performances have impressed many managers, including Manuel Pellegrini, who has been interested in him since he left Real Madrid in 2019.
The signing of Mbappé will give PSG a significant boost in terms of depth and quality. With several key positions filled by injured or unavailable players, PSG could now focus on finding ways to strengthen their attacking options.
In addition to Mbappé, PSG also made a number of other signings this week. They added midfielders Edinson Cavani and Ousmane Dembélé to their squad, while also bringing in another midfielder, Adil Rami from Juventus, and a centre-back, Alphonso Davies, from Manchester City.
The signing of Mbappé is just one example of how PSG is looking to improve its team ahead of the upcoming season. The club has been working hard to build a strong squad that can compete at the highest level, and they hope to make it happen this summer.