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After strongly criticizing Kylian Mbappé, Emmanuel Petit was reframed by Pierre Ménès.
On the eve of the Coupe de France final between PSG and OL, Emmanuel Petit violently attacked Kylian Mbappé, who is preparing to play his last match in Parisian colors. “That’s enough, he’s tired of all this. You have to try to refocus, to come down a little from the cloud and gain a certain humility like he had at the start of his career, it was refreshing. I was your first supporter but today you are tiring me”castigated the 98 world champion.
And to add: “If I could take you to the airport to go to Madrid, I would, it makes me so drunk.” If he wins the trophy or has a great match, it will save all the lousy weeks. Last week’s tribute was ridiculous. There are, on the other hand, two enormous egos confronting each other. I don’t have the feeling that Mbappé has a big desire to play tomorrow. »
“It’s a bit like Kurt Cobain explaining to us that drugs are shit”
Attacks which did not fail to make Pierre Ménès react. Via his X account (formerly Twitter), the former Canal + star consultant responded to Petit, reminding the former midfielder that he was not free from all reproach when he was still a professional player.
“Emmanuel Petit criticizes Mbappé for his private life. It’s a bit like Kurt Cobain explaining to us that drugs are shit, thus wrote Pierre Ménès. It’s wonderful these former players who forget everything about their behavior as soon as a microphone is handed to them. » The message got across well.
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