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The timing of the announcement of the departure of Kylian Mbappé, who should leave PSG to join Real Madrid this summer, is considered “aberrant” by Laurent Paganelli.
The departure of Kylian Mbappé from Paris Saint-Germain for Real Madrid at the end of the season, which now seems to have been confirmed, continues to be the talk of the town. Judge “very inappropriate” by Jean-Michel Larqué, last week on RMC Sport, the timing of this announcement also displeases Laurent Paganelli, who lost his temper on Sunday evening on the set of Channel Football Club.
The former ASSE player thus finds “aberrant” that this information was revealed “in peak season”between the round of 16 round of the Champions League between PSG and Real Sociedad. “We forget a little that there are competitions, the Champions League, the championship,” he cursed at Hervé Mathoux, Mickaël Landreau and Sidney Govou.
Paganelli annoyed by the Mbappé rumor
“Mbappé is a PSG player, okay? He is in his club, at the moment he is not in Madrid, he is in Paris. He didn’t say it (that he was leaving), the club didn’t say it and Real Madrid didn’t say it. There was a month off where there was no match (during the winter break, editor’s note), why do you need to release something now, in the middle of the competition? »
And the consultant continues: “We always forget the football side and that annoys me a little. Mbappé is above all a PSG player. Especially since we only judge this situation based on hearsay. » Officially, for the moment, none of the parties concerned by this very probable transfer have announced anything. We must indeed remember this.
“If we know it, it’s because someone said it and they agree to let it be knownhowever, replied Sidney Govou. He’s a different player, his case is different. There is no other player who has experienced what he is going through now. Managing his communication allows him to move forward peacefully. » And too bad if it weakens his current club…
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