Henry “whips” Mbappe badly: He cannot be more important than PSG, do what Galtier says!

Paris Saint-Germain did not go further than a draw in the Champions League match against Benfica. A good result, taking into account the simultaneous defeat of Juventus against Maccabi Haifa. But not enough to overshadow what is the main theme about “Parce des Princes”; Kylian Mbappe.
The Frenchman ended up on the scorers’ list, scoring the penalty for the Parisian team, but the controversy about his desire (real or supposed) to leave PSG since January has not died down. The choice of Galtier served to make things worse: again Mbappè played as the first striker, although he likes to be positioned on the side, something he has already made clear that he does not master very well.
In short, in Paris you can never be sure when it comes to the number 7, even in the face of a renewal signed a few months ago. And the player’s attitude does nothing to add water to the fire… So much so that a legend of French football like Thierry Henry, while understanding the difficulties of his compatriot to play in a role he does not like, judged Mbappè so on the microphones of CBS :
“No one likes to be put in a situation where they don’t feel very good. You just don’t like it. But there is something that should be more important than anything else, namely the club. And the question is: did the PSG management make him understand that what matters most is the club, or did they treat him as if it were the most important thing?”
Ultimately, Henry concludes, everyone has to adapt: ​​“I’ll use my story. I didn’t like playing on the wings for Barcelona. I hated it as a role, but I did it for the team. I didn’t like it, because after 100 games and scored goals with the French national team as a center forward, there I had to play on the left.
I didn’t hear anyone say ‘what a nice gesture’ when I agreed to play as a winger for the country. The coach asks you to do something, you do it, if it’s good for the team. If it’s not a good decision for the team, then I understand the need to discuss it.”