Mbappé Faces a Major Problem: of the 55 Millions Owed to Him by PSG to This
Mbappé is in a mess in France and now he has to get involved in this situation
Kylian Mbappé is definitively one of the best players in the world, currently at Real Madrid and previously at PSG. His version with the white team is getting closer to the best we have seen in his career and is on the rise. However, it seems that despite all this, in France he has gotten into a total mess that has him very worried.
It wouldn't be so much about his lawsuit against PSG, but rather about his team in which he is the majority shareholder, SM Caen. Currently, it is fighting against relegation, and the fans are extremely upset with the team's management. They have hung a banner that reads: "Here, hard work and loyalty are the only things that make legends; Mbappé, SMC is not your toy."
They are going directly against the French player who very recently bought a large part of the club's shares and are already attacking him. Somewhat hasty, as he hasn't had much involvement in the few months since he acquired this, and they already want to blame him.
They are after Mbappé
The French player decided to take a very important step: buying the majority of the shares of this club in the second division. Currently, they are in 17th place, 6 points behind the next team, which is Ajaccio.
While it is logical that they are currently upset about a possible relegation of the team, the fans are acting hastily. The French player acquired the shares of this club very recently, and going against him immediately seems somewhat opportunistic.
Some might speculate that this banner is only being used to attract media attention and try to generate repercussions. However, in reply to this, the French player will probably decide to do something in the meantime.
We will see his reaction
For now, all we can do is wait to see what Mbappé's next move will be regarding all this. Although it will surely be something that affects his thinking, we hope it doesn't affect his performance.
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