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Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the boss of PSG, was not in high spirits when he learned that Kylian Mbappé would not continue with his club.
Former Paris midfielder Jérôme Rothen has spoken to PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi after it was revealed that Kylian Mbappé will leave the club at the end of the season.
Al-Khelaifi does not hold a grudge against Mbappé
During his show Rothen s’enflamme, he talked about how NAK reacted to this announcement : “The president of PSG told me, there is inevitably disappointment, but he is a businessman, he had already gotten used to the idea of losing part of his investment made there is 6 years old on Mbappé. Today they high-fived, he appreciated that Mbappé came to announce his decision face to face, there will be no sanction. He is happy with his total investment.”
Then he added: “We could have imagined it. The more time passed, the less likely it was that Mbappé would stay. He spent seven years at PSG, almost half of his career! He gave everything. »
Al-Khelaifi and Mbappé will still live together for at least three more years. Three months during which they will try to ensure that PSG achieves its objectives. And the most important of them is of course winning the Champions League.
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