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The Kylian Mbappé case continues to unleash passions. Almost six weeks after the publication of our information announcing the departure of the Frenchman from PSG in June, several media confirmed the trend this Tuesday by ensuring that the player had now informed his management of his decision. A timing that can inevitably raise questions, as the most important meetings of the Parisian season loom. At the microphone of RMCformer OM coach Rolland Courbis also considered the timing of this announcement to be impertinent.
“I didn’t expect, in Mbappé’s situation, that he would announce it in mid-February, in a season that is not over. The Champions League is not over, recalls the consultant. If he were to leave, I thought he would announce it last offseason, one year from the end of his contract, and not mid-February. I think this is abnormal, inelegant and reckless. Before the Euro and the Olympics, I wish him not to get injured because what he is doing is dangerous. I have difficulty following and understanding.»
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