Kylian Mbappe Leaving Real Madrid Odds: Manchester City Favored

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The current Kylian Mbappe situation at Real Madrid is a classic case of individual brilliance clashing with team chemistry.

Despite being the most high-profile signing of the decade, his tenure has become a lightning rod for club drama.

Petitions are being "signed" and rumors are swirling...what are the odds Mbappe could leave and, if so, what's his next destination?

BetOnline has set odds for Mbappe's next club, which you can find below.

That said, the oddsmakers don't expect Mbappe to be transferred before the end of the next period (Sept. 1, 2026).

Will Kylian Mbappe leave Real Madrid?

Yes +500 (5/1)

No -800 (1/8)

(Odds imply an 89% probability Mbappe will return to Real Madrid)

Kylian Mbappe Next Club

Manchester City 3/1

Manchester United 9/2

Bayern Munich 9/2

Liverpool 5/1

Any Saudi Club 5/1

Arsenal 7/1

Inter Milan 10/1

Chelsea 12/1

PSG 20/1

Barcelona 25/1

Any MLS Club 50/1

- BetOnline Press

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