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According to the former Lyonnais, Bradley Barcola and Kylian Mbappé are getting along better and better at the front.
Suspended against Strasbourg due to his expulsion against Brest in Ligue 1, Bradley Barcola made his return on Wednesday during the reunion with Stade Brestois in the Coupe de France. And once again, the former Gone started in the left lane of the Parisian attack while Kylian Mbappé occupied the point.
Less visible than during his last outings, Bradley Barcola nevertheless showed himself at ease and did not fail to emphasize, after the match, his good understanding with the former Monegasque.
“Brest are a good team, complicated to play, but we did the job by having control of the match. I’m more and more comfortable with Kylian, the more I play, the better I feel. He knows what I want, and I’m starting to know what he wants too.” he confided to the microphone of beIN Sports. A good omen before the clash against Real Sociedad in the Champions League: “We have worked a lot, we are ready.”
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