Kylian Mbappe's PSG colleague Marco Verratti has said that reports speculating about the World Cup winner's transfer make him "sick" after a plethora of outlets claimed that the French international was moving to Real Madrid during the summer.
Mbappe is set to become a free agent on 30 June and he's tipped to fulfill his long-cherished dream of playing for Los Blancos after reportedly declining the French outfit's last offer that would have made him the club's No 1 player both in wages and status.
Last week, Spanish newspaper Marca said that an official announcement about Mbappe joining the 13-time European champions will be made after Real play out this season's Champions League final against Liverpool on 28 May.
But such claims in the press have annoyed Verratti.
"When I was on my day off and I saw a report saying that Kylian is in Madrid, it made me sick [laughs]," the Italian midfielder told French publication Le Parisien. "Even if afterwards he told me: 'Don't worry, I was on holiday'. We're all waiting to find out".
However, the native of Pescara acknowledged that Mbappe's exit from Paris would have a profound impact on PSG as he declared him one of the "best players in the world".
But Verratti insisted that Mbappe had yet to share his decision with him and, like anybody else, he was also waiting to hear from the French footballer about whether he was going or staying.
"It will have an impact on the club, whatever his decision will be. He's one of the best players on the planet right now so we all want him to stay here. But when I speak with him, it's more just to have a laugh. In football, when you have something on your mind, if a decision is coming up, you don't talk about it. It's his decision, and I'm waiting for it like you are," Verratti concluded.