Kylian Mbappe described Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League elimination by Manchester United as "stunning," citing the dramatic 3-1 aggregate defeat in the last 16. The French club's 2-0 first-leg advantage at home was erased by a 3-1 second-leg reversal at the Parc des Princes, with Marcus Rashford's 94th-minute penalty sealing a historic comeback for the English side.
"I haven't been able to sleep," Mbappe told TF1, expressing frustration over the team's failure to advance. "We worked so hard to get here, and we're disappointed. We'll try to regroup." The 20-year-old forward also addressed speculation about his future, stating, "I think I will be here, that's guaranteed even."
PSG's Ligue 1 campaign remains unaffected, with the club still leading the league by a comfortable margin. However, the Champions League exit has cast a shadow over the team's season, despite their progress in the French Cup. Mbappe acknowledged the emotional toll, saying, "The stadium was full for a magnificent occasion, we spoiled the party."
