The incredible reason why Mbappé can’t buy a Ferrari, his fetish car brand

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Kylian Mbappé is one of the highest paid athletes in the world. The French soccer player adds $128 million a season. One hundred and ten correspond to his contract with PSG, while the remaining 18 belong to advertising agreements. The economic question is clearly not a problem for the star who shares a team with Lionel Messi, however, despite his millionaire earnings, there is one pleasure that cannot be given: the Qatar 2022 goalscorer cannot access a Ferrari, his brand of self fetish.

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The problem is that the Italian brand, one of the most important manufacturers of high-end vehicles in the world, requires an essential requirement when registering one of its vehicles in the name of a new owner. And Mbappé is excluded from that payroll.

As the famous credit card ad says, “There are things money can’t buy.” And, in order to get his own Ferrari, Kylian will have to take a course and acquire new knowledge.

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“It’s one of the drawbacks of being successful early. I was missing simple things like having a driving licence. I think everyone has one. For many, a driving license is an obligation, not for me, even if it is synonymous with autonomy, I soon had my autonomy because I had drivers at my disposal. It has never been a priority,” explains Mbappé.

That’s where the point is. The footballer travels with the drivers because he doesn’t have a licence, an essential requirement when a Ferrari is registered in his name. Because of this, she still could not fulfill her wish to stay with him

The runner-up in the world told the American magazine GQ about his plans to buy a Ferrari. The models that undecided him are: a 488 Pista or the SF90 Stradale. Each one costs one million euros.

Finally, the Ferrari 488 Pista, designed by Flavio Manzoni, is equipped with the most powerful V8 engine in the world. Luckily, French won’t be able to handle it until he signs up.

Source: Clarin

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