Unai Emery believes Kylian Mbappe is capable of creating an era of success at the Madrid rather than remain at PSG, MySportDab reports.
Kylian Mbappe is capable of marking an era at Real Madrid and could be particularly unfulfilled at PSG, says Unai Emery.
Mbappe has been closely linked with a move to Madrid with his contract at PSG expiring in 2022.
Emery coached the France international for a season at PSG when they won Ligue 1, the Coupe de France and Coupe de la Ligue together.
The Spaniard believes Mbappe has the intelligence to create a remarkable period at Madrid, if he decided to make the move.
“Of course he has the capability to mark an era in Madrid,” former Arsenal coach Emery told AS.
“Advise which league to play in? When I was in France, I love that he was there because I enjoyed it.
When I went to England, I would have liked him to play in the Premier League.
“And if I return to Spain, I prefer him to be here.”
Mbappe has already won three Ligue 1 titles with PSG and another with Monaco whilst he helped France to their World Cup success in 2018.
While Emery believes the attacker can be completely satisfied at PSG, he stated there might also be aspects that left Mbappe unfulfilled.
“Look, absolutely there will be things from PSG that fill you up and possibly some will not, and there may be Real Madrid,” he said.
“We are fortunate to have and export the two best teams in the world, which are Real Madrid and Barcelona.
And I would like them to continue having the best players in the world, says Emery.
Mbappe, who won the Ligue 1 golden boot with 18 goals, has called for Monaco striker Wissam Ben Yedder to receive a share of the award with his equal goal tally.
The PSG and France superstar was given the accolade outright due to the fact all of his goals came from open play.
Whereas three of his countryman’s and top joint goal scorer’s efforts came from the penalty spot.
Mbappe has now taken to social media to urge the powers that be in the French top flight to give Ben Yedder a share of the trophy.
Whilst referencing the fact that the 2018-19 Premier League Golden Boot was split between Sadio Mane, Salah and Pierre Aubameyang.
“Thank you all for your messages.
I do think that Wissam also deserves a trophy, as it did in the Premier League last season to reward his year,” Mbappe wrote on Twitter.
