PSG refuses to have ceremony for Mbappe’s farewell

Paris Saint-Germain has decided not to have a special ceremony to bid farewell to their star player Kylian Mbappé, as reported by “Le Parisien.”

Initially, the club had planned such an event but has since opted not to honor their top goal scorer in history. Mbappé, with 255 goals for PSG, holds the record, with Edinson Cavani standing as second-highest scorer with 200 goals.

Despite this decision, Mbappé remains a beloved figure among PSG fans and ultras. They are preparing a special choreography for him at the match against Toulouse, scheduled for May 12th at the Parc des Princes.

🚨 PSG does not plan to pay tribute to Kylian Mbappé today at the Parc des Princes. ❌

It was too short notice to arrange anything as he announced his departure less than 48 hours ago.

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Mbappé officially announced on Friday night, May 10th, his decision not to renew his contract with PSG after the end of the season and to depart as a free agent. It is widely anticipated that he will sign with Real Madrid after the end of Euro 2024 this summer.