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In an interview with AS, Emmanuel Petit opened up about Kylian Mbappé, the future star of Real Madrid.
There will be no Kylian Mbappé soap opera this summer. While his departure from PSG had been making headlines for several years, without ever coming to fruition, the French striker finally saw out his contract before announcing, on June 3, that he was signing for good this time at Real Madrid. A very good thing for Emmanuel Petit, who could no longer stand to follow the twists and turns regarding his future at the club.
“I’m happy that the Mbappé soap opera is over because we had it every week. Is he going to leave? Is he going to stay? What is happening between PSG and Mbappé? Did he have a good breakfast? Did he poop after breakfast? It’s been tiring me out for a long time.”says the 1998 world champion, who has already criticized the attitude of the future Merengue star several times.
Little worried step for Mbappé
“Every week you opened the newspapers or went on the Internet and something happened. It’s been like this for years and every six months”, adds the former Blues midfielder, who is not worried about the integration of the French international (25 years old) into the Madrid squad, whether in the locker room or on the pitch. For him, Kylian Mbappé will necessarily put his ego aside.
“I don’t know if Mbappé will be a problem, but he knows exactly where he is going: in the best club in the world, which won the Champions League and La Liga without him, in a locker room that lives perfectlyhe emphasizes. There are big egos, but the team comes first because Madrid is more important than any player, even if you won the Ballon d’Or. In Madrid, it doesn’t matter how important you are.”
Emmanuel Petit believes that the ex-Parisian is
” clever “ And “will try to adapt to his teammates as quickly as possible.” “He knows perfectly well that the fans and the press are waiting for himsays the consultant. They won’t give him time or excuses. In Madrid and PSG, it’s the same thing. People were tired of the speculation because it looked like the new Netflix series. »
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