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After a seven-year term at PSG, Kylian Mbappé seems to be heading towards the exit. An understandable choice for most observers.
It is now a virtual certainty: Kylian Mbappé is preparing to leave PSG. At the end of his contract next June, the top scorer in Ligue 1 has indeed decided to take the plunge and finally join Real Madrid, where he has been persistently announced for many years. Most observers also seem to consider that the Bondynois has served his time in Paris.
“If he leaves, I think it’s a good thing for him because he has to question himself. And going to Madrid will allow him to do it. And for Paris, it will allow us to see something else because I think he has done the trick”thus estimated Frédéric Antonetti on the set of Canal Football Club.
The former technician also reacted to the possibility of the two rivals meeting in the Champions League in the spring. A difficult situation to manage for all parties. “ They are in the same competition, they can meet Real Madrid. If he announces his departure before the match, it risks being complicated for him, the club and even for Real Madrid. It’s always a bit tricky. This is a disturbing situation for the player and for Paris “, he confided on this subject.
At his side, Laure Boulleau also validated the probable departure of the former Monegasque for La Liga. “ I’ll be happy if he goes. I understand his position of not being able to say it. He has goals to play for and he loves his club. Let’s wait for his decision like adults.” she explained.
Formerly of the CFC house, Pierre Ménès is on the same line as his former colleagues. But for another reason. “It’s impossible to replace a player who scores 30 goals every year for 5 years. I think it’s good that Mbappé is leaving. This will allow people to see what he brought to French football and its championship. he whispered in a video on his channel.
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