Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique has finally broken his silence on Kylian Mbappe's departure in a new documentary.
The Frenchman left his hometown team on a free transfer after his contract expired in June his year.
Mbappe was axed from the PSG squad before the 2023/24 season got underway but was eventually reinstated by Enrique.
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Enrique has now given his proper thoughts on the player's exit, which has left a sour taste in the mouth of some people affiliated with PSG.
"In Kylian's case, I met a wonderful player" Enrique told Movistar in a new documentary, as per Goal.
"A person of an exceptional personal level, which you rarely find when you arrive and see a player of that level. Human, affectionate, close. He is a wonderful player.
"What a pity he went to Madrid. Especially for us at the time. But life is also part of the game.
"I hope everything goes very well for him. I have nothing to reproach him for, he conditioned his departure. We always try to improve his virtues and cover his defects.
"He has always been very polite and respectful. Also his brother and his parents."