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The day after the last match played by Kylian Mbappé in the colors of PSG, Bixente Lizarazu took stock of the striker’s Parisian years, before cracking a little humor.
After seven seasons at Paris Saint-Germain, Kylian Mbappé has turned the page. If he is still contractually engaged with the capital club until the last day of June, the striker played his last match on Saturday evening under his (now) former colors. Winner of the Coupe de France against Olympique Lyonnais (1-2), the Bondynois did not particularly shine, like his last season in Paris. The opportunity for Bixente Lizarazu to look back on Mbappé’s time at PSG.
This Sunday on the show “ Téléfoot », the consultant of TF1 gave his opinion on what he was able to see of the 2018 world champion during his visit to the Parc des Princes. “Huge over all seven seasons. Top scorer in the history of Paris Saint-Germain. Obviously he will always miss this famous Champions League, he was not able to bring it, he was not able to be decisive, especially in this last season. »
“Perhaps one season too many”
And the former left side of the France team continues his analysis. “This last season is a bit paradoxical. In statistics it is still very good, but in content it is much less so. So it was a season full of annoyances, not just his fault. Perhaps one season too many. This one wasn’t necessarily useful, and I think he really needed a new impetus and to move to a new club. »
When it was time to conclude his speech, Bixente Lizarazu indulged in a little touch of humor regarding the future destination of Kylian Mbappé. “At Real Madrid. Since he doesn’t want to announce it, I’m announcing it (laughs). Just kidding, kidding. » A joke, but very little doubt however on the part of practically all observers, on the fact that Kylian Mbappé will play next season alongside Vinicius Junior, Jude Bellingham and other Thibaut Courtois.
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