Real Madrid is "willing to turn to Haaland and activate £177 million Man City release clause." If Mbappe doesn't push for a transfer,

The LaLiga giants have made many attempts to sign the French attacker but have been unsuccessful each time.
They had thought he would have joined the team last year, but instead he signed a new two-year contract with PSG that will keep him there until 2024.

According to Marca, the club would still prefer to sign the 24-year-old but wants him to put pressure on PSG to approve his transfer.

According to the source, Mbappe does not want to exercise a condition in his contract that would have extended it by an additional year, leaving him free to leave the club at the conclusion of next season.

In order to avoid losing him for free this summer, PSG might be willing to sell him.
As a substitute for Karim Benzema, Madrid is rumored to still be interested in signing the World Cup champion.

This season, the Madrid star's time on the field has been limited by injury.

According to the report, Los Blacnos' transfer strategy to identify his replacement has taken this into account.

Nevertheless, Mbappe would need to reduce his standards and "achieve much more" for the team in order for them to make a move.
In the event that Mbappe fails to comply, the Spanish powerhouses will choose Manchester City's Kevin Haaland and honor his rumored £177 million release clause in the summer of 2024.

Haaland joined the Citizens last summer, and his goal-scoring performance has been outstanding.

In just 32 appearances this season, the Norwegian international has already scored 33 goals for the team.