Real Madrid Not Ready for Mind Games in Bid to Sign Kylian Mbappe

• Real Madrid are preparing to sign Kylian Mbappe for the second time but will not be ready to wait for the French forward
• Unlike what happened on previous occasions, Real Madrid are not willing to waste time with the French player's games
• Real Madrid re-ignited their interest in signing Mbappe following the French forward’s impressive performance at the 2022 FIFA World Cup

Real Madrid are very interested in signing Kylian Mbappe for the second time but will not make the same mistake they made the first time around.

Mbappe turned down a chance to sign for Real Madrid last summer despite having a mutual agreement to join the Spanish champions.

According to Marca, Real Madrid is more inclined to concentrate on the talent they already possess If Mbappe is unwilling to engage in reasonable discussions.

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Los Blancos are not interested in wasting time on the French player's games, contrary to what has transpired in the past.

Nobody at Real Madrid disputes Mbappe's talent but reorganizing the current team's harmony or paying the 24-year-old forward outrageous salaries is not an option.

Real Madrid yet to hold a talks with Mbappe camp

Meanwhile, Real Madrid are yet to speak with the representatives of Kylian Mbappe over a possible move to the Santiago Bernabeu next summer, Madrid Universal reports.

Los Blancos’ summer pursuit of the 24-year-old Frenchman, followed by his subsequent rejection, had greatly exhausted the club’s hierarchy.

Instead than relying on the market for a new Galactico since then, Real Madrid has worked behind the scenes to enhance the roles of current stars like Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo.

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Nadal urges Real Madrid to sign Mbappe

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Kylian Mbappé performance in the final has got everyone talking. The Paris Saint-Germain attacker scored a hat trick in the final of the FIFA World Cup, and grabbed another goal in the penalty shootout.

While his performance made him the talk of the town, it also got a few clubs monitoring his situation at PSG, eager to pounce if he shows any sign of unhappiness.

One club who is said to be keen are Real Madrid, and Rafael Nadal believes they should jump at the chance to land the French attacker,