Marca recently wrote an article exploring Real Madrid's motivations for signing Kylian Mbappe.
Real Madrid soccer team
chairperson
Florentino (name)
It is strongly believed that the signing of the French superstar will continue Real Madrid's dominance in European football. The management as well as the skipper
Ancelotti (name)
Both believe that they will be able to place Mbappe in the most suitable position to further strengthen the team.
Despite having questioned the need for Real Madrid to sign Mbappe when they have Vinicius (Champions League Player of the Year) and Bellingham (Champions League Young Player of the Year), Real Madrid's goal is to build the perfect battleship and continue to pursue Europe's best players. Even though the top three players of the year are expected to all come from Real Madrid, the club still won't stop looking for top players.
On a sporting level, Real Madrid believe that the signing of Mbappe will further cement the team's dominance. The club is not worried about the balance in the dressing room as Carlo Ancelotti has the ability to take control of the situation. In conversations with Mbappe, the French striker has made no specific positional demands and only wants to play for Real Madrid to make up for missed time in the past and chase his biggest goal, the Champions League title.
Carlo Ancelotti has the ability to place Mbappe in the best position and Florentino believes that signing Mbappe will bring Real Madrid close to becoming a perfect team. With Mbappe's arrival, the competitive demands of the team will increase even further as Real Madrid aspire to surpass this season's results. Ancelotti is well aware of the president's thoughts and is confident that Mbappe's inclusion will not create problems and he will be responsible for finding the Frenchman an optimal position.
On the economic level, Mbappe's five-year contract (annual salary does not exceed the team limit) plus a signing bonus, free of the need to bargain with Paris to pay the transfer fee, which not only does not hurt the club's finances, but also maintains the team's stable development. In this regard, Real Madrid executives believe that there is not a deal more cost-effective than this.
