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The fact that Kylian Mbappé is replaced during the match would not only come from a decline in his performances.
The exit of Kylian Mbappé, at half-time of the meeting between Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain, continues to cause a lot of ink to flow. The majority of sports consultants speaking on this subject do not understand the choice of Luis Enrique. This is particularly the case of Alain Roche.
” I don’t understand. It’s a kind of punishment from the coach or the leaders. It’s inappropriate to do this four days before the match against Real Socieadad.”declared the former defender of the France team on Canal+. Indeed, the thesis of the punishment given by the leaders to the native of Bondy holds up. According to The Team this Monday, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi would really have difficulty digesting what he considers to be a ” treason “ from the Parisian number 7.
” An affront “
“We don’t say no to Nasser Al-Khelaïfi or Qatar. Usually, when they want something, they get it. Mbappé’s refusal is experienced as an affront, a betrayal. testifies a Qatar specialist in the columns of the sports daily. Under QSI, few players have been able to leave PSG when they would have liked, notably Edinson Cavani, Thiago Silva, Marquinhos, Neymar or Marco Verratti.
Since the announcement of his departure was made public, Kylian Mbappé no longer has the same status in the eyes of Luis Enrique. The coach of the capital club no longer hesitates to take him out during the match, as was the case last Friday in Monaco.
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