(VIDEO) Kylian Mbappe WALKS OFF As PSG Players Don’t Pass To Him Vs Montpellier

 

Kylian Mbappe has shocked football fans with his attitude in PSG’s 5-2 win on Saturday against Montpellier, MySportDab reports. 

PSG have started the season with two wins in two games under new Coach Christophe Galtier.

Mbappe scored in the second half of the match but looked completely unhappy in the first half.

The Frenchman got angry and stopped running to join a counter attack after not getting a pass from his teammates.

Mbappe failed to score a penalty in the first half but PSG still managed to get the win.

When the match was 2-0, PSG had a glorious chance to score another.

PSG midfielder Vitinha took the ball forward from the back and could have passed to Mbappe on the left or Lionel Messi on the right.

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