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When he took up the Stade Malherbe de Caen a few months ago,
Kylian Mbappé and his entourage certainly would not have imagined the trajectory of the Norman club. Natural candidate for the climb, Caen has become the laughing stock of Ligue 2 by chaining the counter-performance.
The assessment is terrible: one last place in the classification with 15 small points on the clock, a history coach – Nicolas Seabe – landed in an expeditious manner and an inevitable sling in supporters. Sentenced to National 1, a division which would question its professional status, the Stade Malherbe de Caen is in turmoil.
Total crisis in Caen: the Mbappé clan pointed out
It did not take more to see the lovers of the club go up to the niche. Over the weeks, explicit messages have multiplied. “Mbappé the SMC is not your toy”could be read on a banner deployed in d'Ornano. “Here, only work and loyalty make legends!”or even: “Before wanting to shine internationally, respect local figures!”.
Even
animator Denis Brogniarta fan of Stade Malherbe, has publicly expressed his concern for Ouest-France.
“I hope the sentence is not irrevocable. In any case in the long term, there, I do not see how they can get out of Ligue 2.. What a mess. I can't explain it in addition ».
And the journalist directly point out a decision of the Mbappé clan. “” Me, I would have kept Nicolas Seabe (thanked at the end of December, note), who was the coach but also the soul of this club, who played almost for Stade Malherbe. I don't think it's a question of competence, it's a question of alchemy today ». If Kylian Mbappé seems far from all these considerations, his entourage may speak to account, in Normandy. This is what supporters of this historic club expect.
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