Kylian Mbappe has four months to decide whether he wants to exercise the one-year extension clause on his current Paris Saint-Germain contract.
The 24-year-old signed a new deal last May which was initially reported to run out in 2025, however, it is understood that it will expire a year earlier. Mbappe was subject to interest from the likes of Real Madrid and Liverpool before he decided to commit his future to PSG in a contract worth £650k-a-week.
Now, according to L'Equipe via Marca, Mbappe has the option to extend his PSG deal for a further 12 months beyond the 2024 expiry date - but has just four months to trigger that clause. This means the World Cup winner has until the end of June to decide whether he wants to secure another year on his contract.
