I think there are only Saudi Arabian league teams that will pay 200 million Euros for the transfer fee. There are not many teams in Europe that can do this except PSG, which has a Qatari president. They cannot spend money freely because they have to comply with FIFA's criteria. It would make more sense for Real Madrid to add Mbappe to the team as a free agent at the end of the year rather than paying that much for Osimhen.
Spending €200 million on just one player, is possible for some European elite club to do but they don't triggered such high bids this days because these clubs have learnt their lessons about signing big names, the would rather seek for alternative option which is simply splitting that hugh sum into two parts, making two incredible signings of players. More often, these players are overhyped and they don't bring any solid contributions to the team. SPL clubs have the capacity to spend enormously in the transfer market, once they target their priorities, they immediately make attempts to sign then with reasonable money.I think that if the price of great player like mbappe will not even even more than 150 millions if PSG was not making crazy offer at that time. It's all PSG's fault.
The club is not willing to lose a lot of money due to the selling mbappe with low price. The club needs to decrease the risk. PSG didn't care anymore about which club that was interesting to sign mbappe.
As long as other club can afford to fulfill price tag from PSG and mbappe is yours.
Although now it all resembles either an unsubstantiated rumor or just reasoning within the structure of the club on the topic of which goalkeepers could be called to the club if Onana continues not to help out the team, to put it mildly. And then I am sure that the discussion is unlikely to be limited to one candidate for the goalkeeper of Atletico Madrid. And Manchester United is not the place where top goalkeepers will run headlong abandoning their teams.