Kylian Mbappe’s mother has confirmed her son is on the verge of joining this Premier League club

The French striker is entering the final six months of his contract with Paris Saint-Germain, and no agreement on a new contract has yet been reached between the two parties.

With Real Madrid the most likely destination for Mbappe should he leave the French club, a new component in Mbappe’s future plans has emerged.

According to Football Espana, the 25-year-old’s mother, Fayza Lamari, has been listed as his agent once more.

Lamari was the agent for both Kylian and his brother Ethan before being fired.

Why couldn’t Mbappe’s mother be an agent?
According to Goal, a new proposed FIFA rule states that only licenced agents can negotiate transactions and contracts. Lamari is not a licenced agent and cannot legally represent anyone.

FIFA has already lifted the ban, and Lamari has been restored as her son’s agent.

Mbappe’s future is uncertain.
Mbappe is officially permitted to engage with other teams as he enters the final six months of his contract.

Los Blancos will be the first to try to entice him to Spain, but PSG will not go down without a fight.

According to Get Football News France, the Ligue 1 champions are hopeful that he will extend his stay at the club.

Yvan Le Mee, the agent for Real Madrid defender Ferland Mendy, recently criticised Kylian Mbappe’s mother, Fayza Lamari.

Le Mee questioned Lamari’s eligibility as a football agent for her kids, Kylian and Ethan, citing her lack of licensure and expertise in the field.

Mendy’s agency indicated unequivocally that representing her sons as an agent was not her job and that she lacked the ‘ability to operate’ as their representative, according to Sports Brief.