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Nasser al-Khelaïfi agreed to say a few words about Kylian Mbappé who will definitely leave PSG on June 30.
The climate has been chilly to say the least for many months between Kylian Mbappé and Nasser al-Khelaïfi. Annoyed that his player did not agree to extend a second time, the president of Paris Saint-Germain was not kind in some of his decisions towards the French player during the season. While the two parties are still in discussion on various financial subjects, the Qatari leader spoke about his future ex-protege.
Extremely discreet on the Mbappé subject, Nasser al-Khelaïfi nevertheless agreed to say a few words, as part of a conference in Sardinia, on the sidelines of the Globe Soccer Awards. At the microphone of CNN, the strong man of PSG somewhat surprised his world by sending flowers to Kylian Mbappé. “ I wish him all the best. He did incredible things with us for seven years. When he arrived he was only eighteen years old and today he has grown up and become the best player in the world. I am proud of what he has done for the club. »
“He wanted to change, it’s his right”
A real plebiscite for the Bondynois who will surely delight in it. And Nasser al-Khelaïfi even concluded by leaving PSG’s doors very clearly open to the international tricolor. “ You never know, maybe he will come back to France one day. »And to conclude by publicly accepting Kylian Mbappé’s choice to leave. “ I know his ambitions. He wanted to change and discover a new championship in order to have new experiences. It’s his right. »
A particularly kind outing on the part of the Parisian president, but which does not make us forget that the two parties are now communicating through lawyers, as recounted this Wednesday in the columns of The Team. Is it finally time to relax?
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