The future looks much brighter for Mbappé than PSG. The Qatari-owned club faces a tough transition

PARIS (AP) — The future looks much brighter for Kylian Mbappé than it does for Paris Saint-Germain.

With Mbappé leaving PSG at the end of the season, following former star teammates Neymar and Lionel Messi out of the door, the Qatari-owned club's project to dominate European soccer has taken another severe blow.

For while Mbappé will have Europe's biggest clubs chasing him — Real Madrid seems in pole position — PSG faces uncertainty.

The cash-rich club's next steps will be heavily scrutinized.