Kylian Mbappe has previously spoken highly of Arsene Wenger amid rumours of a possible move to Arsenal.
The France World Cup winner's contract at Paris Saint-Germain is coming to end amid intense speculation about his future. It is not yet clear whether Mbappe intends to stay on with the French champions as he is certain to have other options.
Real Madrid are expected to revive their interest in the forward, who turned down their advances in 2022. A switch to the Premier League has also been suggested, with Liverpool previously being thought of as the most likely move in England for Mbappe.
But it has been claimed that Arsenal could be a potential destination for Mbappe. The Independent reports that he would be open to joining the Gunners in order to follow footsteps of his idol, Thierry Henry.
Arsenal attempted to sign Mbappe before his move to PSG in 2017, with a bid of 100million (£87m) being rejected by Monaco. Despite this, Wenger still managed to meet with Mbappe and left a lasting impression on him.
In a past chat with The Telegraph, Mbappe said: «Yes, I met with Arsene Wenger, who is a great coach. He has a great reputation here in France, he's well-respected and knows how to develop young players. This was a real option for me.
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»But, of course, Paris Saint-Germain was the main option. We weighed up the advantages and disadvantages of all the clubs but my family told me it had to be my decision and one I needed to make. It also had to be a long-term decision. So it was up to me and I decided to come here in order to develop."
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