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New Real Madrid player and released by the formalization of his departure, Kylian Mbappé delivered a great performance on Wednesday evening during the Blues’ friendly match against Luxembourg. Author of two assists and a goal, the former Parisian striker was, in fact, one of the great architects of the French victory (3-0). Present in Rothen ignites, this Thursday, Jérôme Rothen did not fail to add a layer about the French star. “Everything we saw yesterday is everything we haven’t seen throughout the season at PSG”first noted the former PSG player.
And to continue: “for five months, when Kylian doesn’t make enough effort, it’s not a problem of the coach, of the leaders, of the president, of the supporters… It’s just a problem of respect. When you put yourself in the category of the best players in the world, you have to have the attitude that goes with it. You have to fight for your teammates, for your country, for your club. I think he betrayed us throughout the season. It was catastrophic from start to finish in terms of images and communication. I’m really angry with him. Because when I see him in the French team with the banana, it’s not possible”. That’s what it says…
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