Kylian Mbappe Discovers Luxurious Lifestyle at Real Madrid
Kylian Mbappe’s eyes have been opened to the luxuries enjoyed by Real Madrid stars. The former Paris-Saint Germain winger was gifted with his own stunning private suite with a lavish balcony at Madrid’s £100m training base.
The Exclusive Private Suite
Mbappe, 25, joined Los Blancos as a free agent last week, in what many consider the ‘most expensive free transfer in football history.’ And now he has discovered that no expense is spared for players who wear the Madrid shirt, after being introduced to his very own private room.
Personalized Luxury Living
The video released by Spanish TV channel Conexion Deportiva shows that Mbappe’s name has been nailed to the door of his exclusive digs. Each room is only accessible by the fingerprint of that specific player, with an immense balcony overlooking the impressive training pitches.
Five-Star Treatment
Just like a five-star hotel, Mbappe’s en-suite is larger than most flats. The hallway walls are covered in white gloss with luminous club crests, before you get to French world cup winners room 103.
Top-Notch Facilities
The building boasts an indoor swimming pool, games room, cinema, and 57 individual bedrooms across an area of more than 7,800 squared meters. The Valdebebas Park facilities were built in 2005 and cost an estimated £100 million.
Former Occupant Connection
Mbappe was reportedly allocated the room which was previously occupied by legendary German midfielder Toni Kroos. The room emptied quite recently when Kroos, 34, left the club last week, having announced his retirement from football.
Exciting New Chapter
Mbappe ended his legendary career at Paris Saint-Germain by lifting the Coupe de France trophy a few weeks ago. Before announcing his move to the former club of his favorite player, Cristiano Ronaldo.
Comparative Financial Changes
Mbappe joins the 15-time European Cup winners after a six-year spell with PSG in which he scored 256 goals in 308 appearances. The French midfielder penned a five-year contract with Madrid that will see him take a whopping £51 MILLION pay cut to join. It’s believed that the star was earning a whopping £63.9 million per year during his final season in Paris with an annual £25.6 million signing-on bonus too. While his new deal in the Spanish capital will see him earn a comparatively measly £12.8 million per year deal after tax.