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“I know there have been seasons better than this, but this was the hardest to play. When I know what I had to go through and endure, it’s the best season of my career. They made me understand (that I would not play with Paris), they said it to my face, they spoke to me violently, they also told me through the media. Luis Enrique and Luis Campos saved me. I wouldn’t have set foot on the field again without them. It’s the truth, that’s why I’ve always had this recognition from the coach and the sports director”. Earlier this Tuesday at a press conference, Kylian Mbappé settled scores with PSG.
And above all, it was Nasser Al-Khelaïfi that the Bondynois attacked, accusing him of giving instructions so that he plays less. It must be said that for a while now, relations between the two men have been particularly frosty. The Qatari cannot digest the departure of his ex-star to Madrid, and for example refused to pay him his salaries for April and May. A legal war is currently between the two parties.
PSG charges Mbappé
In comments reported by theAFP, PSG wanted to respond. For this source from the Parisian club, on condition of anonymity, Mbappé “has absolutely no class”. She adds: “Nasser Al-Khelaïfi never dictated the slightest decision to the team. Luis Enrique even said it himself but despite everything, Mbappé says something and everyone prints as if it were the truth”. A strong response.
According to the capital club, there was therefore no instruction to make the striker play less, and we regret that the words of the principal concerned are taken at face value by public opinion and fans. In any case, it is not this media outing from the Madrilenian, nor the club’s response, which will calm things down between the two parties…
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