PSG no longer selling Mbapp’s jersey as player continues to train separately
Kylian Mbapp continued to train with an alternative team after PSG returned from their Asia preseason tour, and according to reports, the team has started to remove the player from promotional images and they no longer sell his jersey in the team’s official shop.
Mbapp having a good time in training
PSG remain unforgiving of Kylian Mbapp.
Luis Enrique’s men returned to training after the preseason tour of Japan andSouth Korea … with the main absence of the French striker, who leads the group of ‘undesirables’ of the Parisian side.
The striker continued to train with PSG’s discarded players while the transfer market’s story is still unraveling.
Judging from the images that have been shared by his teammates on social media, Mbapp does not seem worried at all about his immediate future and his happiness is at its maximum.
The group that is training with the French international includes players Georginio Wijnaldum, Julian Draxler, Leandro Paredes, Colin Dagba, douard Michut, and Abdou Diallo, who appears to have returned to the club’s good graces.
The French defender seems to have convinced the club and the technical staff of his compromise thanks to his work at the sporting city as ‘RMC Sports’ reported.
With his punishment withdrawn, Diallo will be able to return to the squad to train with Luis Enrique after leaving the group of those who have been ruled out.
It was Diallo himself who published a photograph on his social networks of the last training session of the ‘undesirables’ in the sports city of the Parisian club.
In the image, Kylian Mbapp can be seen posing and having fun with his training buddies despite being away from the first team. Mbapp appears to be unconcerned and has reportedly enjoyed his personalized training sessions while waiting for his future to be resolved.
PSG removed Mbapp’s image from their Stadium
Mbapp shocked the PSG club after announcing he didn’t intent to sign a new deal and instead wants to leave the team as a free agent next year.
The latest reports out of Paris say the team has removed the striker’s image from the Parc des Princes Stadium and
that the team shop has stopped selling his “7” jersey.
Rumors of the 24-year-old joining Real Madrid have intensified over the last couple of weeks as PSG doesn’t want to potentially lose over $200 million dollars if they don’t agree to transfer the player.
Real Madrid has wanted to sign the star striker for some years, and the team believes he would be the perfect replacement for Karim Benzema who left the team at the end of this season.
