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On the eve of the friendly match between France and Germany in Lyon, the media came in droves to attend the Blues' press conference. The reason is simple: captain Kylian Mbappé was indeed there in front of the cameras. Obviously, if tomorrow's clash against the quadruple world champions is certainly captivating, it is the future of the Parisian which arouses the most interest. We didn't have to wait long since the first question was on the subject.
And once again, Mbappé kicked into touch. “I didn’t announce anything because I didn’t have anything to announce. I always said that the day I had something to say, I would come and present myself as a man and I would speak. So until I do it, I have nothing to announce”he confided, before confirming half-heartedly that his future will surely be resolved before the start of the Euro. “I will be focused on the France team when the Euro comes. I think it will be resolved by then. I am focused on the national team. »
Mbappé kicks into touch
Silent when confirming his departure from Paris Saint-Germain and his probable arrival at Real Madrid, the Bondynois, very comfortable in this communication test, did not escape the journalists' reminders. And when a colleague asked him to confirm that he had informed PSG of his decision, Kylian Mbappé, with an undisguised smile, launched an exchange that was, to say the least, enigmatic.
“If I announced it to my management? You know better than me, ask the one who told you. Ask him, ask him, did he say yes? So he is always right, you know where he was, as I said, the day I have something to announce, I will come, I never hid, I am not afraid, I will say it very easily, it's not something serious, I'm sorry to disappoint you, but I don't have anything exciting to announce to you. » Patience…
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