PSG and Kylian Mbappé prepare for an epic Le Classique match against Marseille at the Orange Velodrome. The heated French rivalry could determine if PSG could go all the way with the Ligue 1 title or hold them back while other teams like AS Monaco, Brest, and Lille get closer. Mbappé seems concentrated on PSG despite the heavy speculation of him telling the French club about his future being abroad from France and potentially joining Real Madrid next season. Many Real Madrid fans believe that Mbappé is already a Real Madrid player, but there is still no confirmed announcement about a deal being signed. PSG manager Luis Enrique has made odd decisions and statements when it comes to Mbappé, and now he makes another one.
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After hearing rumors that Mbappé would notify PSG about his departure from the club at the end of the season, Luis Enrique played Mbappé less. Enrique has subbed him off early from PSG games in Ligue 1 and has benched him at the start of some games. Before the international break, Mbappé did start for PSG against Montpellier in Ligue 1, where he scored a hat-trick. Mbappé is expected to start against Marseille because of the magnitude of the game, but Enrique could surprise people.
Some comments Enrique has made that worry PSG fans but excite Real Madrid fans are suggesting the team needs to perform without Mbappé and that soon the team won't be able to rely on him. Enrique does it once again ahead of the Marseille game tomorrow in Ligue 1.
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Luis Enrique hints it could be Mbappé's last Le Classique
On Amazon, Enrique was asked if tomorrow Le Classique against Marseille would be Mbappé's last one. Enrique said, "Why is it going to be his last game? I still hope that Kylian changes his mind. He hasn't said anything yet. Imagine that we win all four titles this season, and Kylian decides to change at the last moment. That his place is in Paris. Why not? We'll see."
