Two Premier League giants have now reportedly submitted bids to sign Kylian Mbappe amid Real Madrid's heavy pursuit of the Paris Saint-Germain star.
Earlier this week, various reports claimed that the 25-year-old had already agreed to a five-year contract with Los Blancos.
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However, there is still no official word on the matter, although it is believed the player's camp is still in discussions with Real.
What is certain so far, though, is that Mbappe will not be a PSG player next season as he has informed the club and his current teammates of his decision to leave the Parc des Princes when his contract expires in June.
While Real are still be considered the favourites to sign the French superstar, Le10Sport has now reported that both Manchester United and Liverpool have presented bids to sign Mbappe.
United's newly announced investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe is said to be keen on making a statement signing after acquiring a 27.7% stake into the club.
It is said the Red Devils are one of the few teams in Europe who could afford the France international's wages, with some reports suggesting that he is demanding £700 000 (R16.7 million) a week.
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It is further claimed that Liverpool have long admired Mbappe, but their chances of landing his signature have become slim amid Jurgen Klopp's impending departure at the end of the season.
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