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In front of the journalists present at Clairefontaine this Tuesday for the press conference, Ibrahima Konaté proved that he had flair. It was therefore possible to question him on multiple subjects, and in particular the French public’s disenchantment with Kylian Mbappé, noted in particular during the massive whistles from the Lille public during Real Madrid’s reception in the Champions League. And Konaté did not fail to emphasize that the French striker’s life today no longer had anything in common.
“It’s up to Mbappé. he raises awareness all around him. Sometimes, I put myself in his shoes, if I had all this enthusiasm around, I don’t know if I would have held on. He may have a psychological breakdown even though I have never discussed it with him. He has no life. Why is he being whistled at in Lille? When I played against Toulouse with Liverpool, they gave me an exceptional welcome. I think he’s getting over that but it can’t be easy to experience that in your country.”noted Ibrahima Konaté.
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