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If Bradley Barcola was careful not to mention the future of his teammate after PSG’s victory in Lens on Sunday evening, Luis Fernandez, on the other hand, confirmed the extension of the French world champion.
The future of Kylian Mbappé continues to be talked about. Consequence of his contractual situation. The Bondynois will in fact be at the end of his contract next June and has therefore been free since the 1er January to commit to the club of his choice. And for many the trend is clearly towards a departure for Real Madrid. Enough to create excitement around the Parisian club
Among the main architects of the Parisian victory in Lens, Sunday evening, at the end of the 18e day, Bradley Barcola was also able to give his feelings on the subject. The Lyonnais nevertheless took care to kick into touch. “ I don’t know, that’s not my problem “, he whispered.
Conversely, Luis Fernandez gave his opinion on the matter. A clear opinion which goes against the general sentiment since for the former glory of PSG, there is little doubt that the former Monegasque will once again extend with the capital club. “ Yes, he will stay at PSG. Which club is his favorite? Paris ! We must remember this moment when he released photos and images of a club that was close to his heart. When I hear everyone’s statements, from the president of PSG who takes the lead and speaks out on the subject, when I see Kylian doing the same after a match regarding an agreement that was signed, when I see that Paris Saint-Germain wants to give itself with this new technical center”, he explained on the microphone of beIN Sports.
“Today, we still brought in Randal Kolo Muani and Ousmane Dembélé who are friends, who Kylian wanted to have by his side. I think Kylian Mbappé is scheduled to stay at Paris Saint-Germain next season,” he added again, sure of himself.
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