Kylian Mbappe laughed in the face of a young Arsenal fan who suggested he should join the club. <br /><br />The PSG hotshot found it incredibly amusing and told the youngster that there was 'no way' he would join the Premier League leaders. <br /><br />He is due to sign for Real Madrid in the summer when his contract in Paris expires and will take a £8.5million pay cut. <br /><br />However, a handsome signing-on fee of £85.5m and the chance to play for the 14-time Champions League winners somewhat smooth the transition. <br /><br />Mbappe told the boy precisely why he would not link up with Mikel Arteta's side when pressed for an answer.<br /><br />'It's too cold there,' he admitted.<br /><br />Forecasts for the coming week predict that Parisians will enjoy temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than residents of London. Madrid will be around seven degrees hotter than England's capital. <br /><br />Whether or not that's the real reason he would spurn the Gunners for Madrid, only Mbappe knows. <br /><br />Afterwards, the fan wrote: 'I tried Arsenal. Your loss Mbappe.'<br /><br />Arsenal's form this season is no laughing matter. <br /><br />The Gunners sit top of the Premier League and are in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, where they will face Harry Kane's Bayern Munich. <br /><br />Real Madrid, who Mbappe looks set to join, have been drawn against Manchester City. <br /><br />Mbappe has agreed on terms with the Spanish club although neither Paris Saint-Germain nor Madrid has made any formal statement.<br /><br />Despite losing out in terms of basic wage Mbappe will be paid a sizeable signing-on fee understood to be over 100m euros (£85.6m) and will keep an 80 percent share of image rights on any new commercial deals he signs after becoming a Madrid player. <br /><br />This breaks from the normal 50-50 split the club usually imposes on new players. <br /><br />Mbappe is expected to wear Luka Modric’s number 10 shirt next season with the Croatian set to depart. <br /><br />Confirmation in Madrid of the club’s capture of Mbappe ends their seven-year pursuit of the French World Cup winner. <br /><br />His decision to leave Paris for Madrid has been welcomed in the Spanish capital as the final piece in the puzzle for Ancelotti to lead a team that can dominate European football for the next decade.
