Since Mbappe announced in May this year that he has renewed his contract with Paris for a five-year contract, staying with the team to continue playing, the whole football world has almost changed! Paris spared no expense to leave Mbappe, but promised him a lot of privileges, so that Mbappe could not recognize himself for a moment and began to float!
The most obvious point is that Mbappe has begun to show his inner dissatisfaction on the pitch!
This season, because Neymar did not let himself take the penalty after creating a penalty, the whole blackface was as ugly as being green! In all the games that followed, Mbappe almost did not pass Neymar, and so far this season, Mbappe's assists are still zero!
In contrast, Neymar gave Mbappe 3 assists and Messi gave Mbappe 5 assists! The two supergiants became Mbappe's retinue and never showed any dissatisfaction in front of the camera!
Outside the court, Mbappe is also flying and arbitrary!
The most obvious example is his former teammate Paredes! Originally, Paredes was one of Messi's few friends in the Paris squad, and he also cooperated with Messi on the pitch, and in the Champions League game that was reversed by Real Madrid last season, it was because Paredes collapsed in the midfield after he left the field, resulting in a thousand miles of Paris!
However, it is such a practical player who, under the direct direction of Kylian Mbappe, was loaned to Juventus by Paris this summer! And Paredes clearly didn't want to leave Paris! After all, he has been in Paris for 3 years and has a deep affection for the team!
Recently, Paredes gave an interview to ESPN about his former teammates during his time in Paris, and when talking about Mbappe, Paredes did not hesitate to say completely faceless: I don't think I should talk about Mbappe because I don't know him very well. I have my own circle and I can't talk about people who have nothing to do with me. ”
What is this tone? Uncooked! It doesn't matter! This is obviously still remembering the total amount of hatred!
So, what do you think of Paredes's words?