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There is no longer any doubt: Kylian Mbappé will indeed leave PSG at the end of the season, according to Daniel Riolo.
Now less than five months from the end of his contract with PSG, Kylian Mbappé burns his last lights in the capital. If the French world champion has been careful not to give the slightest clue about his future, even suggesting that he has not yet decided anything, most observers agree that the former Monegasque has decided to leave the Rouge et Bleu at the end of the season.
This Sunday, while Parisian supporters launched “Kylian in Paris” after attending the training of the French champions three days before the reception of Real Sociedad in the Champions League, Daniel Riolo once again noted the departure from Bondynois next summer. In his eyes, the mobilization of Parisian supporters will not be enough.
“That will not be enough, the matter is now understood. I’ve already said it and the more the days go by, the more I’ll say it again: Mbappé in Paris, it’s over”, he said at the microphone of RMC on Sunday evening. Recently, the polemicist explained that PSG’s only hope of seeing Kylian Mbappé reverse his decision is if Real Madrid renounces his signature. A highly improbable scenario.
“ We are in continuity with everything that happened this summer. When PSG managed the end of his contract very badly, there was a controversy for nothing. In Mbappé’s mind, he was doing the last year, he was not extending, he always said he would not extend. he explained, adding: “For me the only reservation is if Real Madrid don’t want him. If the club tells him ‘we offered you two years ago, you didn’t come, we no longer want to do Haaland’, he finds himself on the floor and he has to find another club. We know that Liverpool made him an offer two years ago, that Chelsea tried last summer. Others approached him. But he is Real Madrid. Everything is going as planned. The Parisian public is ready, they’re tired of things dragging on, of not knowing. »
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