Kylian Mbappe is still going through a difficult time. The French striker, who has already announced to PSG that he will leave the Parisian team in the summer, is yet to reveal which shirt number he will wear next season.

Although everything seems to indicate that the agreement with Real Madrid is closed, the official confirmation is still yet to arrive and both parties haven't found an agreement to close the deal.

While this is happening, Mbappe is also enduring a difficult time with head coach Luis Enrique, who has decided to use the Frenchman as a luxury substitute.

The Spaniard went as far as suggesting that he is concerned about the risk of injury to his wingers Mbappe and Ousmane Dembele, which is the reason behind using the former sparingly over the past few weeks.

"We are studying every little detail of the players individually. Every game is important, like tomorrow's and the Champions League," Luis Enrique told the press before their Ligue 1 encounter against OGC Nice.

"Ousmane has no problem, he is at the coach's disposal. We have to control the minutes of very explosive players like Dembele and Mbappe. They have incredible speed and that means taking risks,.

"There are many new players, there is a different project than the previous one. It's an idea that we see from our fans, of strength and support, it's a very good moment for me on a personal level. This is how we must manage the soccer project".

Mbappe's kebab controversy

But the problems are also emerging away from the field. As reported by influencer Mohamed Henni, he has received a complaint from Mbappe's legal team after creating a kebab using his name which he called "shameful".

The product is described as "bakery bread, as round as Mbappe's head. It also features a secret sauce called 'victory', red onion (or otherwise red card), tomato and 'never sick' salad and chicken kebab, marinated in Tex-Mex spices 'to make your ex jealous'."