Kylian Mbappe Finally Breaks Silence on Future After Paris Saint Germain's Champions League Exit

• Kylian Mbappe has insisted his full focus remains on the task at hand with Paris Saint-Germain
• The 24-year-old couldn't prevent PSG from being eliminated from the UEFA Champions League
• Mbappe has been linked with a switch to Real Madrid in a rumoured summer transfer move

Kylian Mbappe has lifted the lid on where his future lies following Paris Saint-Germain’s early elimination from the Champions League.

The 24-year-old has been strongly linked with a move away from the French champions despite signing a bumper deal with PSG at the start of the 2022/23 season.

According to the Daily Express, Mbappe has now revealed he is solely focused on winning the Ligue 1 title with PSG after their ousting from the Champions League by Bayern Munich.

"Am I thinking about my future? No, no, I'm calm. The only thing that matters to me this season is winning the championship."

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Mbappe's future has been a source of worry for PSG fans amid reports linking the French forward with a move to Real Madrid, who are aiming to add another star to their squad next season.

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Meanwhile, ex-Liverpool defender, Jamie Carragher has called for Mbape to leave PSG if he wants to win the Champions League, Marca reported.

The former footballer urged the Frenchman to join Real Madrid to stand a real chance of winning Europe’s most prestigious club competition.

PSG’s wait for a first UCL title continued, after failing to progress beyond the round of 16 for a second consecutive season in the loss to 3-0 aggregate loss to Bayern Munich.

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Sports Brief previously reported on Mbappe expressing disappointment at PSG exiting the Champions League early on Wednesday night.

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The Parisians were hoping to overturn a first-leg deficit but ended up losing in the reverse fixture, bowing out with a three-nil deficit across both legs.

PSG never really found a foothold in the tie and bar near misses, Bayern were in complete control and deservedly booked their spot in the last eight.