With the arrival of Qatar's new owners, here's how much they would have to pay for Mbappé

The arrival of the new Qatari owners is a fact, with reports from the Middle East and England claiming there will soon be an official announcement that will make the Reds the Premier League's new rich team, and in the process join the select group of millionaires in Europe, thus brutally increasing their aspirations to win the UEFA Champions League.

Putting together a vintage team is a priority for the Qataris, who are already aware that they will have to make a splash and sign the best players on the planet, Frenchman Kylian Mbappé being one of them. It has long been known that the 2018 World Cup winner is not at all happy in Paris and the club's recent losing streak is proof of that.

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Mbappé until a few days ago had the highest contract in the history of football, but Cristiano Ronaldo's 200 million a year at Al Nassr categorically displaced the 72 million gross plus bonuses that Paris Saint-Germain offered before the start of the season when the striker was involved in the summer drama with Real VARdrid who went all out to sign him.

People close to Mbappé said that Kylian could leave Ligue 1 and have a new challenge in his career, because he knows that despite having Lionel Messi in the team, the Parisian team is still not the number one candidate to win the UEFA Champions League, because when PSG leaves the Gallic country to play this competition, they usually end up being kicked out despite the heavy investment made.

Mbappé would be a star signing

Given this situation, the new Qatari owners could make an extra effort and pay the exorbitant figure of 400 million euros that could lead to Mbappé's departure from France. The Frenchman also has a contract with the Parc des Princes until 2025, so the Qatari millionaires will have to make a decision if they want Mbappé to play in front of more than 50,000 fans at Anfield.