You’ll be in complete awe of Kylian Mbappe’s lavish $125,000.00 house!

Get ready to be in awe of the $125 million concept home created specifically with Kylian Mbappe in mind.

How many pools is one really need for a person? The subject was raised after Mbappe, the sensational football player, rejected a whooping $332 million offer from Al Hilal, a Saudi club. But now a convincing attempt to convince him has surfaced in the shape of a painstakingly designed concept home tucked away in Saudi Arabia.

The innovative designers of this luxurious building, MANSIONISTI, used AI to craft a home specifically catered to Kylian Mbappe’s tastes. The observation made by an insightful observer, “you say mansion, I say village,” perfectly captures the enormity of this undertaking.

The mansion’s exterior is a stunning combination of aquatic paradise and imperial grandeur. Its facade features grand domed ceilings and multi-story pools, crafted from exquisite, modern cream stone, lending an air of imperial opulence.

Go to the back, and you’ll see a collection of Ferraris—a subtle tribute to Mbappe’s ardent love for the Italian automaker. Yes, he already has a shiny 488 Pista in his own garage.

In a truly extravagant move, the designers have included an inside pool as well—a tranquil haven for relaxation in the middle of what appears to be an endless, lavish poolside celebration.

Enter the expansive main living area of the home, where a wall of floor to ceiling windows brings the outside in. We assume that Mbappe would use this area to indulge in his favorite activity, video gaming.

One lounge, amidst many others, has unobstructed views of the magnificent mountains, an ideal retreat for relaxing following a taxing day on the football pitch.

Any football player’s home would naturally be incomplete without an opulent home gym equipped with a selection of treadmills that would equal those found in a commercial fitness facility.

The centerpiece of this estate, though, is a full football field encircled by balconies for ardent fans. With its sophisticated benches, elaborate chandeliers, and glass roof, this indoor field oozes modernism. The sole restriction, one can assume, is a firm “no headers allowed.”