When questioned about the formal letter he had sent to Paris Saint-Germain regarding his future, Kylian Mbappe responded playfully with a cheeky remark.

The uncertainty surrounding his continuation with the Ligue 1 club has made him the center of attention throughout the week.

However, Mbappe's response to the inquiry about the infamous letter was mischievous and light-hearted.

“Honestly, I did not think I was going to offend anyone. I only sent a letter,” he began, as quoted by Fabrizio Romano. “I didn't know a letter could kill someone. It's just a letter. I don't care about the reactions.”

Mbappe's letter to PSG

As Sports Brief reported, Mbappe's situation in France remains the headline news of the football week.

The 24-year-old striker's current deal expires at the end of next season, with the option of another year.

According to Reuters, he made it clear to the club's hierarchy via a formal letter that he will not activate the one-year extension clause in his current contract, thereby potentially departing Paris for free in the summer of 2024.This decision is believed to have frustrated the club. Nevertheless, the 24-year-old has maintained that he envisions his future with PSG in the near term, despite rumours suggesting a move to Real Madrid this summer.

However, Mbappe sent PSG a formal letter on Monday, confirming he would not be extending his deal.

Mbappe aims jab at PSG

Sports Brief also reported on Mbappe taking a swipe at PSG over their underwhelming performances in a bombshell interview.

The 24-year-old also slammed the decision to allow Lionel Messi to leave as the striker looks to leave Paris via a free transfer in 2024.

Reports in France claimed he wants to join Real Madrid this summer, but Mbappe told AFP he plans to stay at PSG for his last season.