The soap opera Mbappé is farther away from ending every day. From France they point out that more and more PSG workers and players are against the ‘privileges’ granted to the French star in exchange for signing his ‘super contract’ last May.
As indicated in ‘The Team’, the hard core of the locker room, commanded by the group of South Americans (Neymar, Messi and Marquinhos), would be against the French star, and would only have the support of Achraf Hakimi, the group of Gauls in the locker room (Presnel Kimpembe, North Mukiele and Hugo Ekitike) y Galtier. However, the coach’s support will not be unconditional.
The Parisian sports management formed a team in which Kylian Mbapp would be the stone on which the project would be based and the locker room leader. For this, it was decided to leave Di Mara and Paredes, with a view to weakening the group of South Americans. However, this only happened temporarily, as since the relationship between the French star and Neymar weakened, they grew stronger around the Brazilian.
Also, the performances and level of the other two locker room stars (Messi and Neymar) They have surpassed those of the Mabpp at this start of the season, which would have called into question the power that Mbapp will have within the entity.
Mbappé’s relationship with those responsible for the club’s sports area would be close. Lus Campos and Oliver Gagne, as well as the new head of sports communication, Julien Maynard, would be delighted with the Frenchman.
As the French media also point out, The workers of the Camp des Loges would be very unhappy with the French crack, for the attitude that he presents in daily dealings. One of the employees even states that “one day he arrives at the Camp des Loges, all smiles, jokes and greets everyone, and the next day he arrives without saying a word, without looking at anyone. It’s been like this since the beginning of the season. You never know which saint to turn to.
A situation that seems more limit every day and that could lead to the departure of Kylian Mbappé from the Parisian discipline.