France coach Didier Deschamps said there were "apparently not many doubts" about Kylian Mbappe's next club, referring to Real Madrid.
"Now we are facing a second wait, to know where he will go, although apparently there are not many doubts left for the moment when it will be made official," Deschamps told the 'Telefoot' programme when asked by the journalist about Mbappe's more than likely arrival at Real Madrid.
The coach recalled that Mbappe "has done fabulous things during the seven years he has been at PSG, with statistics that make him an outstanding player".
He has also given his opinion on his next destination Adil Rami, his former team-mate and, like Deschamps, seems to agree that the Santiago Bernabeu would be a great place to continue his road to success.
"He's going to have to adapt. He's going to a place with a lot of ego, with quite a lot of demands. Everything is going to be new for him. We're going to see him on the pitch, with his future team, I don't know if it's Real Madrid or if it's confirmed or not. In any case, if it is his choice, it will be a great career for him," he said.
At the moment, the only official thing is that Mbappe will leave PSG on 30th June. A 'BBC' documentary has suggested that the player will presumably join Real Madrid after the Champions League final, but it seems we will still have to wait for the transfer to become official.