Carlo Ancelotti has said he "respects the decision" of Kylian Mbappe to turn down a move to Real Madrid in favour of renewing his contract at Paris Saint-Germain.
PSG announced on Saturday that Mbappe would be staying at the Parc des Princes after agreeing a new three-year deal until 2025, with the forward insisting on Monday that he had been convinced by the club's "sporting project."
The saga has overshadowed Madrid's preparations for their Champions League final with Liverpool, which will be played in Paris on Saturday.
"With what we have to think about, we've never thought about players from other clubs," Ancelotti said in a news conference. "We respect everyone, we respect the decisions they take, we respect other clubs. But we have to do our jobs, and it's clear what we have to think about now, which is preparing well for the final."
Mbappe, 23, revealed on Monday that he had held talks with both Champions League finalists about a possible move, saying "we spoke to [Liverpool] a bit... but in the end it was between Real Madrid and PSG."
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