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The announced departure of Kylian Mbappé bodes very badly for the capital club according to some.
Saturday evening, after the championship match between Nantes and Paris, Moussa Sissoko, who played with Kylian Mbappé in the French team, spoke of the prodigy’s announced departure at the end of the season: “ He is one of the best players in the world who risks leaving our championship, it will hurt a lot of people “. In the eyes of Pascal Dupraz, the technician consultant on RMC, this is a certainty, especially for PSG…
“ I have the impression that no, this story cannot end well between Mbappé and Paris Saint-Germain. We must consider that PSG will not win the Champions League this year. It’s not done yet, they have matches to play and are well on their way to qualifying for the quarter-finals (2-0 home victory against Real Sociedad in the eighth leg, editor’s note). But imagine this scenario where PSG is extinguished by Real Madrid in the quarter-finals… Do you think that from mid-April until the end of the season everything will go well when Mbappé has already announced his departure from PSG? These are the results that will determine this end. »
Are the Parisian leaders upset?
The former coach of Toulouse and Saint-Etienne assures that “ Kylian Mbappé’s attitude will be extremely scrutinized by everyone and in particular the leaders of Paris Saint-Germain “, of which ” pride » according to him was stung to the quick. “ They had bet on Kylian Mbappé as the figurehead of their long-term project and now after two years he is leavingrecalls Pascal Dupraz. He has the right to leave, because he respects the clauses of the contracts which were signed by both parties. But how proud are the Parisians when they learn that Mbappé will sign for Real Madrid for much less money than for PSG? There will be individual marking. Gentlemen agreement agreed, but let’s wait for the results and scrutinize each other’s attitudes. »
In Nantes this weekend, Kylian Mbappé strangely started the match from the substitutes’ bench, before coming on late to finally score the break goal from the penalty spot. “ It is both very simple and very complicated to explain. We have just played a Champions League match. And given the energy deployed, I think it was important to give playing time to players who had not played in C1Luis Enrique justified himself afterwards. We have an ambitious goal, that of being able to fight in all competitions until the end to win titles. So we need all the players, including five or six players who did not play as starters on Wednesday. »
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