At the end of the draw between Paris Saint-Germain and Borussia Dortmund (1-1), Kylian Mbappé appeared sulky. The Bondynois seemed to regret his team’s choice not to seek victory in the final moments of the match. But for Christophe Dugarry, Mbappé should first rail against his attitude rather than complaining about others.
“I blame him for his attitude. He knew he was expected, he had to be the leader of this team. (…) He does not feel concerned by any defensive task. He makes no effort when a defender passes three or four meters from him. (…) Exemplarity is crucial in this type of match. I saw a passive Mbappé. He only harangued his teammates at the end. He should have done it before. I didn’t see him press Sule and Hummels. I was very, very disappointed in his behavior. I even thought he was going to overplay. But no, he suffered the whole match. (…) A leader must set an example and feel concerned. I remember Zizou. When you saw him trying so hard, you had to move. Zizou was a collective, he is an individualist”he confided to RMC Sport.
