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Obviously questioned about the announced departure of Kylian Mbappé, Luis Enrique quickly addressed the subject. For him, PSG is above any individuality.
It was to be expected. On the eve of Nantes-PSG, the first question at Luis Enrique’s press conference was not going to focus on the absence of Alban Lafont among the Canaries or on the results of French clubs in the Europa League on Thursday evening. Immediately, the Parisian coach was asked about the departure of Kylian Mbappé, which was announced Thursday by multiple media.
“Does this change anything about the project? No, I have no information to give you »replied Luis Enrique, relays RMC.
“The team is above everyone, that’s our message”
Relaunched on the Mbappé case, the Spanish coach dismissed the subject by being categorical. “I will try to finish on this subject. Until the parties involved weigh in, I will not comment. I’m the coach. I will speak when the parties speak. We will continue to work. The team is above everyone, that’s our message. The club is above all individuality“, he insisted.
In the process, Luis Enrique confided that he was not worried about the atmosphere in the PSG locker room, despite the announced departure of the team’s star.“You have to have personality to sit here. There are rumors around the club all the time, criticism, praise, controversy… Anyone who doesn’t like it can’t be here.” commented the Parisian coach.
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