'"MERCI POUR RIEN' - Kylian Mbappe leaves PSG's fanbase separated as he finally confirms exit ahead of impending Real Madrid transfer

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 Kylian Mbappe collected blended reaction from PSG fans after he affirmed his exit from the club in front of approaching real Madrid move.

  



The French forward took to virtual entertainment to report his takeoff from PSG and affirmed that he will play his last home game at the Parc Des prince on Sunday night against Toulouse. After his declaration, the Parisians let their feelings stream under his post - while a few hailed his commitments to the club, others attacked him for his inability to land the UCL cup prize in Paris notwithstanding burning through seven years at the club.


A PSG fan, @ImmigreParisien, was fierce in his reaction and added: "During matches, Joselu likes to have his water freezing, Vinicius at room temperature and Rodrygo in a warm cup. Best of luck for what's to come."





While, @M_Diaby5 addressed: "You don't have the ba**s to declare it before the recreation area?"


Nonetheless, @Pop_Kulture1 was kinder to Mbappe and expressed: "Thank you for all that you did, you were a vital player who permitted us to play our most memorable UCL final . Perhaps of the best player our club has at any point known. ❤️💙🇨🇵".


While @clovist237 was reasonable to see that Mbappe didn't thank club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and stated: "I recall that you said thanks to everybody aside from President Nasser Al-Khelaifi. Is this a slip-up or is it finished intentionally?"

Furthermore, @yaseenPvris, joined an image of the 2020 Heroes Association last against Bayern Munich, where Mbappe stalled out mentally, and composed on X: "MERCI POUR RIEN (THANKS FOR NOTHING)."

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