New Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique has broken his silence on Kylian Mbappe not training with the first team amid the uncertainty surrounding his future.
Mbappe's contract with the French champions' expires in 2024 but he has already informed the club he will not be extending his contract and will leave on a free transfer.
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Last month, PSG took the decision to exclude the World Cup winner from their pre-season squad and he has been training away from the first with the other players deemed surplus to requirement.
Enrique, however, hopes the club and Mbappe can come to a resolution soon with the campaign starting this weekend.
"It's a subject we've come across before, and a solution was found between the club and the player," Enrique told reporters, as per Goal.
"That's what I'd like to see. The philosophy of this club is very clear: that the club is above all else and I share that 100%. It is an issue that was resolved in the past in a positive way before I was here.
"I hope and wish that, as happened in the past, the club and the player will come to an agreement.
"That is what I would also like. I remember the words of the president: the club is above players and sporting directors and I agree with him 100%."
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