He belittled Messi publicly, now he suffers the worst karma at PSG

Luis Enrique arrived at Paris Saint-Germain when Lionel Messi was no longer at the club, therefore, he did not think twice and said a controversial phrase about Kylian Mbappe, where he assured that the French player was the best in the world. Barcelona fans quickly went disappointed, as Luis Enrique has a Blaugrana past…

 “Kylian Mbappé is the best player in the world, believe me. More than his technical ability, what has impressed me is his human quality. It is a pleasure to have him in the locker room, he is a leader who always has a smile on his face,” were the words that came out of Luis Enrique's mouth after PSG's victory over Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League debut. However, things have changed since then and now the Spanish coach is paying dearly for his betrayal of Lionel Messi.

Although Paris Saint-Germain has a great team in terms of names, the present is very disappointing and Luis Enrique is experiencing a real ordeal in charge of the capital team. Last weekend they tied 0-0 with the bottom of Ligue 1 and this Wednesday they suffered a 4-1 defeat against Newcastle in England for the second date of the UCL group stage, a situation for which Harsh criticism is falling from the French press.

Now, it should be noted that Messi's fans are enjoying PSG's bad moment, not only because they mistreated the Argentine star and threw him out the back door, but also because the coach's aforementioned statement about Mbappé was very upsetting considering that The Asturian coached the top Ballon d'Or winner (7) in Barcelona and together they even won the club's last UEFA Champions League with Leo as the protagonist.

Luis Enrique's self-criticism after Newcastle's defeat of PSG

“I am responsible for the team's results, that is very clear. I am first and last responsible for the 4-1 defeat against Newcastle. Big defeat? Don't know. Our goal is to advance to the second round. It's a difficult group, we know, but we're still second. The last games will be fun. We have to manage them better," the man from Gijón said at a press conference. Finally, he showed his annoyance at a question he received during the conference: "Is it difficult to coach PSG?" What kind of question is that?".