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For several days, extracts from the series dedicated to Luis Enrique have been broadcast here and there. In certain images, we see in particular the PSG coach reframing Kylian Mbappé, who does not say a word about his chair. Which was not to Guti’s taste. On the set ofEl Chiringuitothe former Casa Blanca player criticized the Asturian coach.
“I might enjoy that, but these things don’t need to come out. I don’t know, it’s like you’re putting him down in a way. You can tell him in private. During an exchange with a player, you can speak in this way as a coach, whether with Kylian Mbappé or another player, it’s ok. But using it in a documentary seems ugly to me. I think it’s ugly. It’s a good thing you can tell them that, because ultimately, it’s true. It’s not enough to attack, it’s not enough to score goals. But spreading it seems like a mistake to me. If I was Kylian, I wouldn’t have let them take him out.” Clearly, Mbappé is at the center of all the controversies in recent days…
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