Henry Criticizes Kylian Mbappe Amid PSG's Exit Rumours
AFNews Reporter
Oct 12, 2022
Thiery Henry has criticized fellow country man Kylian Mbappe Kylian Mbappe amid growing rumours of his dissatisfaction and plans to leave Paris Saint-Germain.
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Mbappe has been reported by many sources said to be unhappy with PSG board for failing in their promises and also playing him as a lone forward.
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Recall the 23-year-old recently extended his contract with PSG until 2025 after a back and forth insistence to joining Real Madrid during the summer transfers
"Nobody likes to be exposed to what you're not good at, you just don't like it," Henry said on CBS Sports on Tuesday.
Mbappe is being used a lone forward with Lionel Messi and Neymar on the either side, while he has more freedom with France, where he lately played around Oliver Giroud.
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Reacting to the rumours Henry stated "There is something that is bigger than anything else and that is the club,"
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"But did they make him feel like the club was the most important thing or did they make him feel like he was more important than the club?"
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Henry, France's all-time top scorer and former Arsenal forward, said he had a similar experience at Barcelona
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"I will use my own stories. I didn't like to play out high and wide for Barcelona. I hated it. But I did it for the team," he said.
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"I didn't like it after a hundred caps and I don't know how many goals I scored for France, I had to play on the left. I didn't hear anyone say, 'Oh, what a nice gesture!' to go on the left instead of players who had less goals and less caps.
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"There is only one rule: if the boss asks you to do something, you do it, if it's good for the team. If it's bad for the team, I would get the argument."
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— AFNews Reporter