The prospect of Kylian Mbappe's imminent departure from PSG has attracted significant attention from football clubs worldwide.

The French giants have reportedly received more than five offers for the highly talented forward.

Real Madrid, which seems to be Mbappe's preferred destination, has chosen to remain tight-lipped about the ongoing developments surrounding the player.

Club president, Florentino Perez, recently responded in a somewhat nonchalant manner when asked about the 24-year-old, drawing comparisons to his response in the summer of 2001 when questioned about the signing of then-Barcelona captain Luis Figo.

Florentino Perez speaks on Mbappe

According to Football Espana's report, during the recently concluded Spanish election where the Real Madrid president was present to exercise his franchise, he engaged in a conversation with the media.

Amidst the questions, Perez was asked about the club's current progress in securing the signature of Kylian Mbappe, which undoubtedly drew significant interest.

The Los Blancos president told La Sexta: "I am always calm."

These words are similar to what he said a few days before the club completed the signing of Figo in the summer of 2001.

It should be recalled that Paris Saint-Germain opted to exclude Mbappe from their travelling squad for a pre-season tour of Japan this month as they look for a resolution over his future.

Mbappe has remained firm on his refusal to sign a contract extension until 2025, and PSG are potentially ready to sell him next month, to avoid the forward leaving on a free in 2024.

Mbappe's potential transfer cost

Sports Brief also previously reported on how much Mbappe would cost Real Madrid if a blockbuster transfer was to go through this summer.

Marca stated it would cost in excess of €400 million, breaking down the figure to include transfer fees, wages, agent fees, and signing-on fees.