sport news Kylian Mbappe: The Spanish papers rip into forward for 'betraying' Real Madrid ... trends now
Kylian Mbappe has left the Spanish media in uproar with his shock decision to shun Real Madrid and sign a new three-year deal with French side Paris Saint-Germain.
The 23-year-old has been the topic of debate in recent weeks as to where he'll be playing his football next season - with his current deal in France coming to an end in the summer.
Despite Real Madrid matching the terms offered by his current club, Mbappe announced his decision to commit his future to PSG prior to their game against Metz on Saturday night.
Kylian Mbappe (right) announced has signed a new three-year deal with Paris Saint-Germain
The Frenchman's decision to snub Real Madrid has left the Spanish media in uproar
Following the Frenchman's decision, LaLiga have written an extraordinary statement detailing their intentions to report PSG's actions to UEFA and the French authorities.
The Spanish league claim that they will file a complaint as they believe the terms of Mbappe's new contract at PSG 'threatens the economic sustainability of European football.'
And the press in Spain appear to share the league's anger as they hit out at the 'traitor'.
Marca led the fury as it appeared to take aim at Mbappe's character and class following the forward's U-turn decision.
The French superstar announced he was staying before PSG's game against Metz on Saturday
The publication led with the headline: 'It takes a lot of class to play in Madrid.'
After suggesting Mbappe does not possess the class to play for Los Blancos - despite his clear talent - Marca continued to say that he had 'betrayed' the club by renewing his contract at the Parc des Princes.
Meanwhile, AS couldn't resist a sly dig at the World Cup winner as their front page read: 'He's missing out.'
The Spanish publication continued to suggest that it was his loss as it wrote: 'Mbappe prefers PSG's money to Madrid's legend.'
Spanish publication AS claimed that Mbappe 'was missing out' by not making the move to Real
Catalan outlet Sport took a slightly softer approach towards the story gripping Spanish football on Sunday morning.
Its front page focused on Barcelona Women's 3-1 defeat to Olympique Lyonnais in the Champions League final on Saturday night,
