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Kylian Mbappe's expected move to Paris Saint-Germain would be good for Ligue 1, according to Claudio Ranieri.
Monaco star Mbappe, 18, is reportedly nearing a surprise switch to PSG, who have already added Neymar to their squad during the transfer window.
The teenager's departure, and to a rival, would be the latest blow to Ligue 1 champions Monaco, who have seen the likes of Bernardo Silva, Tiemoue Bakayoko and Benjamin Mendy depart.
"Yes it's good. The championship can grow, Paris can grow," the Nantes coach said on Thursday.
"The idea is to win the Champions League. It's normal. It's normal."
While he denied Unai Emery's men were certainties, Ranieri admits PSG are very likely to again be crowned champions.
"Sure? We are only sure of death," the Italian said.
"But Paris will win, 90 per cent [chance]."
