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This evening against Lorient (9:00 p.m.), Kylian Mbappé will play his last match at the Parc des Princes in the PSG jersey. A meeting which will be marked by emotion, all the more so with the retirement of the historic PSG speaker, Michel Montana, and the celebrations of the French champion title.
But coming back to Kylian Mbappé, since all eyes will be on him two days after the announcement of his departure from PSG, the wait will ultimately not be that long before returning to the Parc des Princes. The reason ? The Bondynois should make his return with the Blues as part of the Nations League on September 6, against Italy. As a reminder, the Stade de France will be unavailable during this period due to the Paralympic Games which will end on September 8. A situation which forced the FFF to find a fallback solution to host its next meetings. Three days after this match against Italy, it is at Parc OL that the Blues will host Belgium.
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