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As announced by us last January, Kylian Mbappé (25 years old) will leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer. The Parisian number 7, at the end of his contract next June, will sign freely with Real Madrid. The Spanish club had been supervising him for several years now and, after several attempts, finally got their hands on the 2018 world champion. A series which lasted almost three seasons, annoying Emmanuel Petit in the process, as he confided to the during an interview for A.S.. According to the former midfielder, all the attention around Kylian Mbappé could be a problem for other players.
“We are all tired in France. Every six months, it’s the same story. “Are you okay? Are you going to stay? Is he happy?” (…) I can understand that the players are also upset by this situation because all the attention is always focused on Mbappé. We don’t talk about PSG, we always talk about Mbappé. So it could be a problem for some players to deal with this situation.decried the 1998 world champion, who also mentioned the Parisian’s possible attacking positioning and leadership, which could be problems for Real Madrid.
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