Kylian Mbappé is on everyone’s lips at the moment on the PSG side. Difficult to know if the 2018 world champion will still be Parisian next season.
Not a summer has gone by in recent years without Kylian Mbappé being at the heart of transfer rumours. While we thought the French player untouchable during this off-season, it is quite the opposite that occurs. And this since his letter sent to his management to inform of his desire not to extend beyond the summer of 2024. What to make his management angry but also on the alert, because the PSG will not let Mbappé leave free of everything CONTRACT. There is therefore general panic in the capital and the champions of France seem more inclined than ever to sell their 24-year-old striker. If a lot of criticism comes out about Kylian Mbappé’s behavior, Daniel Riolo thinks we can’t blame him for much.
Mbappé, an American logic
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For RMCthe consultant has indeed given his opinion on the subject, putting into perspective the very NBA mentality of Kylian Mbappé. “Quite honestly, the club can’t blame him for much. It was the club that locked themselves in with this convoluted contract last year. By dint of having almost made it a political, quasi-diplomatic problem between France and Qatar since the President of the Republic intervened on this file. (…) Mbappé, in his head, everything is clear. There is a contract, he respects it to the letter. He is given a ‘player clause’ as it is called in the NBA and Kylian Mbappé, his entire career plan model is modeled on the great NBA champions. Culturally, it’s not really in our habits but he didn’t lie. He said: You offer me the possibility of having a one-year clause. And he had warned that he would not take her. (…) Qatar, in the management of the club, has been doing anything for more than ten years. They don’t have a US management at all in the NBA, they have a Qatari management, with affect, ” in particular indicated Daniel Riolo, who also clarified that these rumors of departure around Mbappé put French football in panic. As a reminder, Vincent Labrune, boss of the LFP, will sell the TV rights to French football next September…
