Kylian Mbappe is going to buy a French football club after he leaves Paris Saint-Germain this summer.

Even though Kylian Mbappe has only recently left France to play for Real Madrid after his deal with Paris Saint-Germain expired, he already wants to play in French domestic football again.

Ouest France reports that the 25-year-old will soon own most of the shares in Ligue 2 team SM Caen. This news was shared by MD. Mbappe will put in just under €20 million to buy an 80% stake from Oaktree, an American financial firm. The other 20% is owned by Pierre Antoine Capton, who is the club’s current executive president. Some of Mbappe’s purchase price will be used to pay off the club’s debt.

Ziad Hammoud, who is in charge of Mbappe’s brand image team right now, will be sworn in as president by Mbappe and his mother, Fayza Lamari. They almost got Mbappe to move to Caen a few years ago, but they chose to go with AS Monaco instead.

Without a question, Mbappe’s investment in Caen is the next step for his brand. It may not come as a surprise that he is buying a club like David Beckham did.  I can’t think of many players who have actually taken over a club while they were still playing. Mbappe may not have much to do with day-to-day operations, but it does show the difference between the top level of football and the middle level.