I wanted to cry PSG superstar Kylian Mbappe opens up on the toughest defeat of his career
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#UCLGOTW @Heineken4808365? Kylian Mbappé takes the prize for Matchday 1 #UCLGOTW @Heineken https://t.co/o7GbGWPd43 The French international has admitted that he wanted to cry after the game but eventually dealt with the heartbreak. Mbappe has labeled the feeling of seeing the coveted trophy being lifted by another team as heartbreaking. He told the Wall Street Journal: "When we lost the Champions League with Paris. We lost in the final. You finish the game, you take your medal, and you see the cup, but that’s not for you. That’s an odd feeling, but that’s life." "To be honest, I wanted to cry. You just want to cry. You want to be alone. [But] it’s a part of your history, and you have to improve to come back and win."
I wanted to cry - PSG superstar Kylian Mbappe opens up on the toughest defeat of his career
By Snehanjan Banerjee Modified 10 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share PSG superstar Kylian Mbappe opens up on the toughest defeat of his career Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) superstar Kylian Mbappe has opened up on the toughest defeat that he has experienced in his career so far. Despite being just 23 years of age, the forward has already achieved plenty of team and individual accolades in his short but illustrious career. The PSG superstar boasts a World Cup triumph with France but is yet to win the most coveted trophy in European club football - the UEFA Champions League. The gifted attacker came agonizingly close to gaining this piece of silverware in 2020 but lost out to Bayern Munich in the final. Mbappe has quite understandably mentioned the 1-0 loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League final at Estadio da Luz in Lisbon as the worst defeat of his career. UEFA Champions League@ChampionsLeague? Kylian Mbappé takes the prize for Matchday 1#UCLGOTW @Heineken4808365? Kylian Mbappé takes the prize for Matchday 1 #UCLGOTW @Heineken https://t.co/o7GbGWPd43 The French international has admitted that he wanted to cry after the game but eventually dealt with the heartbreak. Mbappe has labeled the feeling of seeing the coveted trophy being lifted by another team as heartbreaking. He told the Wall Street Journal: "When we lost the Champions League with Paris. We lost in the final. You finish the game, you take your medal, and you see the cup, but that’s not for you. That’s an odd feeling, but that’s life." "To be honest, I wanted to cry. You just want to cry. You want to be alone. [But] it’s a part of your history, and you have to improve to come back and win."