After participating in a trial with Chelsea in 2012, Kylian Mbappe, who won the World Cup for France, had the opportunity to sign with the club.

That being said, the player’s mother declined to return to England after being requested to come back for a second training session, and as a result, they did not go back to England.

Serge Daniel Boga, who worked as a scout for Chelsea until 2014, has provided Goal with an explanation as to why the attacker did not sign with the Blues.

He explained that he had a trial, but in the end, he was not successful in convincing us since he did not provide sufficient defensive arguments.

“Therefore, they inquired with his mother about the possibility of him returning for a second trial, but she declined.”

The modest club Bondy, which is located in the suburbs of Paris, was where Mbappe was playing at the time.

Reportedly, his mother stated, “My son will not go back; either they sign him now or within five years they will have to offer fifty million euros to tie him down.” This statement was made at some point.

Boga acknowledged that the coaching staff at Stamford Bridge desired to see him once again in order to evaluate the defensive aspects of his game.

He wasn’t quite there defensively,” the coach said. With the ball in his possession, he was fantastic; yet, when he did not have the ball, he did not accomplish anything,” he explained.

Everyone wants to see him play because he is the kind of player that everyone wants to watch. He possesses everything that is necessary for a modern player and to continue being one of the finest players in the next ten years.

The value of Mbappe, who is now 19 years old, is significantly higher than the fifty million euros that his mother had projected.