Christophe Dugarry, the 1998 World Cup champion with France, launched a fierce attack on Kylian Mbappe, wishing that he would leave Paris Saint-Germain next summer as “weak in character and like children.”
Dujarry played for many major clubs, such as Milan, Barcelona, Marseille, Bordeaux, and Birmingham. He was also a member of the French national team that won the 1998 World Cup in the heart of the capital, Paris.
When asked about the future of Mbappé, whose contract with PSG expires at the end of the season, Dugarry replied, “I hope he leaves Paris, as he does not appear, and always misses difficult battles.”
He also added, "His personality must be stronger than that. Paris did not include him because of numbers, but rather a desire to achieve the Champions League title."
Dujarry continued his attack, "He got everything he wanted in Paris, and he did not provide what was required of him. He has become like a child. I feel that he is valued more than he deserves."
He concluded, "Things are not good at Paris Saint-Germain, so I hope they get rid of him and not try to renew his contract again."
It is noteworthy that Real Madrid is holding major talks with Mbappe to convince him to join the Royal Club next summer, and the name Liverpool has appeared on the scene in the past few days.
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