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After the draw conceded against Reims (2-2), Luis Enrique once again made very strong remarks towards his superstar.
“ I have many problems, but not with him“. This exit of Kylian Mbappé, anecdotal at first glance, after PSG’s qualification in the Champions League against Real Sociedad (2-1), is perhaps more significant than it seems. The team indicated this Sunday that relations between the club management and the Mbappé clan had become considerably strained after the striker’s departure announcement.
The idea of a divide is spreading, but not between Kylian Mbappé and Luis Enrique. The Spanish technician has fueled the debates by using his star sparingly for three weeks, but the elements of language between the two men are positive.
Luis Enrique still praises Mbappé
While Mbappé again started on the bench against Reims this Sunday (2-2), Luis Enrique made very complimentary remarks about his attacker, as he did after the masterclass in San Sebastian, Tuesday evening.
“ If this is his new role in Ligue 1? I wish only the best to Kylian Mbappé for the future and the present, launched the PSG coach. He’s an incredible player and an even more incredible person, I wish him nothing but the best of the best. It’s clear ? Wasn’t that your question? OK, but that’s my answer. This is how it works“, concluded the Spaniard in comments given to Prime Video.
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