Real Madrid are handling the Kylian Mbappe situation with a calm and thoughtful approach. They are not succumbing to external pressures or making rash decisions.

While the circumstances have changed and unexpected developments have occurred, the club and coach Carlo Ancelotti remain composed.

Although Ancelotti acknowledged the need for a striker, there is no active pursuit of Mbappe or any other forward. The Real Madrid executives view the Mbappe issue as not their concern or responsibility.

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The club want to convey that signing Mbappe is not an obligation driven by public demand or media pressure. They are not swayed by well-crafted reports, live broadcasts, or past interactions with the player. While they acknowledge these factors, certain social media discussions about the Real Madrid leadership surprise them.

There is a degree of annoyance when talks of negotiations, meetings, financial figures, and deadlines dominate the conversation. These discussions create anxiety among fans and impose an unwarranted sense of obligation for a player the club have pursued in the past. Real Madrid want to avoid giving that impression.

Los Blancos remains steadfast in their position and are not influenced by the need to acquire a forward or Paris Saint-Germain's potential willingness to sell Mbappe, who seems determined not to renew his contract. It is worth noting that the substantial financial figures involved are often discussed casually.

Reports suggest that Mbappe is not fully committed to relinquishing the guarantees he currently enjoys at PSG. Therefore, any potential move in the coming weeks would complicate the operation, which is not as straightforward as it may appear.

The definitive date for Real Madrid to seriously consider signing Mbappe is January 1, 2024. Los Blancos stress that no action has been taken or will be taken in the near future.