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After the new Kylian Mbappé episode in Monaco, Daniel Riolo attacked Luis Enrique, whose choices he does not understand, and whom he accuses of preparing too much for next season.
You can be the leader of Ligue 1, still qualified in the Coupe de France and the Champions League, and still have a crisis in March. This is the case of Paris Saint-Germain, and the first reason is Luis Enrique’s management of the Kylian Mbappé case. The Parisian coach took his attacker out at half-time in Monaco, and if the Spanish technician explains that he must prepare his team to play without the Bondynois, due to his departure at the end of the season, this decision does not convince Daniel Riolo .
The RMC consultant does not understand Luis Enrique’s choices, and not only with regard to Mbappé. Implicitly, we understand that Riolo accuses the Parisian coach of preparing too much for next season, even if it means jeopardizing the current season.
“He decided to blow it all up”
“What Luis Enrique is doing makes no sense and not only in relation to Mbappé but in relation to the team in general. I’ve been saying for months that I don’t understand anything about what this coach is doing. I still don’t understand anything. I don’t understand his composition game. There was an eleven at the start of the season which pleased everyone. He decided to go all out by acting as if he was already banking on next year when the Champions League will resume. railed Riolo on RMC.
What follows is even more vindictive: ” Who do this ? Where in the world is there a coach who does that? I want him to be smarter but what other coach does that? Guardiola does not make the same turnover. Humanly, I don’t like what Luis Enrique gives off. I think he’s pretentious. I don’t say that very often. He’s a spiritual child of Guardiola, but that doesn’t mean he’s as strong as him. This season has turned into a kind of giant laboratory, there is no common thread. »
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