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For several months, Kylian Mbappé has been at the center of criticism. Less efficient on the pitch, undermined by his painful divorce with Paris Saint-Germain and already heckled by the Spanish press since his arrival at Real Madrid, the Bondynois accumulates controversies. And what about the last one he offered himself with the France team. So many elements which make Daniel Riolo concerned about the career of number 9 Merengue.
“The first to talk about Mbappé’s private life was me last year after Newcastle (4-1 defeat of PSG in C1), which caused me some problems. I said: for two or three months, we have been hearing about things that make me think that he is disturbed, that his life is perhaps changing in terms of priorities. He is at Real, it is up to him to show us now what direction he wants to take in his career. For the moment, we don’t know. It’s been six months since the turn has been taken and we don’t really know what it will bring”he declared on the microphone of RMC Sport.
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