Mbappé leaves France after coming off the bench against Tunisia, here's what Liverpool are offering him

Although the name of Kylian Mbappé is recognised by everyone in the world, the Paris Saint-Germain striker seems to be no longer satisfied with that situation alone, looking through his good exhibitions to transcend to such a degree to be considered as the best footballer on the planet, considering under those needs his possible departure from France to emigrate to England and be the new jewel in the crown in Merseyside.

Of course, playing alongside Lionel Messi and Neymar at PSG ends up stealing the limelight from the French striker, with Mbappé stagnating in his attempt to transcend and be as important as his teammates in attack, seriously analysing the possibility of emigrating to another more competitive league that would allow him to reach and even surpass them, missing his first opportunity a few months ago at Real Madrid and now wanting to rebuild the path with his possible arrival at Liverpool.

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The temptation of being a Liverpool player is increasingly convincing Mbappé to emigrate to England, as the institution offers the Frenchman everything he needs to achieve and even surpass what has been done by former European figures, having that prominence and opportunity to succeed in what many point out as the most demanding league on the old continent, including this player could face very closely the rivalry that has been generated in recent times with Erling Haaland.

As long as the player continues to concentrate with the France national team at the World Cup being played in Qatar, he will not have a full and clear moment to analyse his current situation, having to wait for his participation in the Middle East to end before returning to the subject and seeing if the comfort offered by PSG can outweigh the progress and desire to leave his mark on the history of the sport alongside the Reds.

<strong>Mbappé did not start against Tunisia</strong>

Although Kylian won the World Cup four years ago in Russia and has won countless trophies and accolades with Paris Saint-Germain, he has not been able to fully consolidate his legendary status by not being established in one of the biggest teams in the world and competing week in and week out at the highest level in LaLiga or the Premier League. Without detracting from what the French striker has achieved, being in France competing with teams of a much lower hierarchy is a negative point that is currently stalling the Frenchman's career.