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Coming out at half-time of the clash against AS Monaco (0-0), at the opening of the 24th day of Ligue 1, Kylian Mbappé, replaced by Randal Kolo Muani, offered a show to the viewers as well as to the 14,000 supporters present at Louis-II. Phone in hand and dressed in civilian clothes, the former Monegasque finally decided to sit in the stands, next to his mother, to watch the second half. A behavior which did not fail to provoke a reaction… However, his clan quickly wanted to defuse any controversy.
“We respect the coach’s choices and Kylian is fully focused on the trip to Real Sociedad. No controversy over the fact that he is in the stands. He had showered and was in street clothes and shoes. It was a club manager who spontaneously took him to the stands within the official PSG delegation., explained the player’s entourage to RMC Sport. Enough to definitively close this file? Nothing is less certain…
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