Mauricio Pochettino referred to Kylian Mbappé’s decision: “At PSG we don’t know anything”

Kylian Mbappé’s football destiny is still undefined and there is a lot of tension, especially at PSG. As revealed in France, the striker will announce where his career will continue this weekend and, in the midst of the murky panorama, coach Mauricio Pochettino spoke at a press conference, although he did not specify details about the case.

“I don’t know the decision, so I can’t comment on anything else, it’s a personal issue between Kylian and the club. It is true that there is a lot of information, rumors that we see lately, but I am not the right person to talk to”, explained the strategist before the media, prior to the last game of the campaign, this Saturday against Metz.

“I don’t know if Mbappé will make a statement tomorrow about his future or if the club will. We do not know anything and we are waiting for what may happenPochettino added. And regarding his own continuity, the DT responded categorically that he has one year left on his contract: “I don’t see why I won’t be here next season”.

On the other hand, the PSG coach also referred to Ángel Di María’s situation and compared it to Kylian’s, since both contract ends on June 30. “It’s the same and it’s not up to me, but I’m not going to lie, I have information, I’ve talked to Leonardo”, added the technician, in the face of rumors of the possible departure of ‘Fideo’.

It is worth mentioning that ‘Kiki’ participated this Friday in the last training session of the season with PSG, with his future in suspense. His participation in the match against Metz, corresponding to the 38th and last day of Ligue 1, which is played this Saturday at the Parc des Princes (2:00 pm Peruvian time), is taken for granted.

All eyes will be on the striker, as it could be the last game in which he wears the colors of PSG, which he joined 5 years ago from Monaco. The French newspaper L’Équipe indicated that Mbappé is likely to make the decision about his future public this Sunday, precisely, after the Metz match.