In a surprising revelation, Kylian Mbappé disclosed that it was France manager Didier Deschamps who decided not to include him in the national squad for November’s international games. The Paris Saint-Germain forward expressed his desire to play but acknowledged that the final decision rested with Deschamps.
Mbappé Wanted to Represent France
Mbappé clarified his stance, emphasizing the importance of the national team to him. “France for me is the most important thing,” he stated. The forward explained that while he requested rest in September due to being less than 100%, he was fully prepared and eager to join the squad for the November fixtures.
Uncertainty Surrounding Deschamps’ Decision
Mbappé admitted he is unsure why Deschamps chose not to call him up. “It was his decision… I wanted to play for France in November! Then that was coach’s decision not to call me up,” he explained. He refrained from speculating further, adding, “If he wants to say it, he can. But I’m not allowed.”
A Mystery for Fans and Observers
Kylian Mbappé’s absence from the November squad raises questions about Deschamps’ reasoning. While the forward has expressed his commitment to the national team, the coach’s silence on the matter leaves fans wondering about the dynamics behind the decision. All eyes now turn to Didier Deschamps for possible clarification.