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A former PSG player made very harsh remarks against Kylian Mbappé.
Clearly, between Kylian Mbappé and PSG the fracture is total. Despite everything he has accomplished for the Parisian club, the Bondy star has more and more detractors within the Parisian family.
The latest to attack Mbappé was Christophe Jallet. Former Paris full-back and temporary teammate of the current Real Madrid striker in the national team, he cannot stand the change in mentality of the French star. “His last press conference in Blue lacked humanity. A captain of the selection should not speak like that, he noted on Sunday on Canal+. He’s in jaded robot mode. Sometimes he’s looking for what’s happening to him. He suffered a lot from what happened last time.”
“Mbappé is annoyed by Barcola”
Currently, in the national team, Mbappé is being upstaged by Bradley Barcola. According to Jallet, he must not be taking this situation so well: “He must feel the breath coming. Inevitably, the comparison is coming now. It always annoys champions to see someone stepping on their toes.”
The European vice-champion nevertheless specifies that Barcola is still far from Mbappé in terms of accomplishments with the Parisian jersey: “He (Barcola) is establishing himself on the left side of the attack and he is performing right away. It will take time to catch up with his elder, because he was stratospheric. And he has managed to establish himself among many stars. Barcola is only at the beginning, but it is off to a good start.”
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