Kylian Mbappe's relationship with Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique has reportedly taken a turn for the worse.
The French forward was substituted at halftime for the second straight week on Friday as the defending champions drew 0-0 with AS Monaco.
To make things look worse, Mbappe sat in stands with his mother rather than joining his teammates on the bench.
Read: Mbappe Joins Mother in Stands After Halftime Substitution
Le Parisien have now reported that Enrique and Mbappe are barely speaking after the player's early substitutions in the last two weeks.
The World Cup winner is reportedly set to leave PSG at the end of the season when his contract expires, before joining Real Madrid on a free transfer.
Enrique opened about the decision to substitute Mbappe in both matches.
"I'm not going to enter into this game. I'm a professional," Enrique said, as per GFFN.
"I don't have a problem. It's just a question of management and how best to manage the squad.
"Three out of three; a hat-trick. Three questions on the same subject. Are we going to go for four."
PSG will be back in action in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday night as they hold a 2-0 aggregate lead over Real Sociedad, but it remains to be seen if Mbappe will play a big role as Enrique has claimed the team have to learn to play without their top scorer.
You must be SIGNED IN to read and post comments.
