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Kylian Mbappé finished the club season freewheeling. Laure Boulleau thinks she knows why.
Used to stacking goals, Kylian Mbappé hasn’t scored many lately. In his last five outings with Paris, he has only scored once. And he also remained silent during the Coupe de France final against Lyon (2-1).
How can we explain this decline in Bondyn crack? Laure Boulleau, columnist for Canal+ and former PSG player, has her opinion on the issue. “He is in a pivotal period. Despite everything, it is not a robot. He’s a little disturbed. And he can’t wait to start a new story with his next club. He probably asks himself a lot of questions and that prevents him from performing well”she declared during the Canal Football Club program on Sunday.
“Mbappé is not a robot”
Habib Beye, Red Star coach, also defended the French star. He also did not agree that he was “invisible” at the Stade Pierre Mauroy, as Daniel Riolo suggested. “He is in a pivotal period. Despite everything, it is not a robot. He’s a little disturbed. And he can’t wait to start a new story with his next club. He probably asks himself a lot of questions and that prevents him from performing well.”
Finally, a third lawyer for Mbappé came forward, in the person of Mickael Landreau. “He is missing one or two small goals in the last rounds of the Cup or in the final of a Champions League. Otherwise, he always scored. The whole environment, everything he had to deal with is incredible. I find him monstrous given everything he had to deal with. There, it will regenerate,” confided the former PSG goalkeeper.
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