Kylian Mbappe has wished Bernardo Silva well after the playmaker swapped Monaco for Manchester City.
Silva moved to the Premier League in an estimated £43million transfer on Friday, leaving the Ligue 1 champions after helping them end a 17-year title drought.
Mbappe was another of the stars of a Monaco side which reached the Champions League semi-finals and he was saddened by the 22-year-old’s exit.
“Good luck my friend,” the France forward tweeted to Silva, accompanied by crying and love heart emojis.
Good luck my friend
Régale moi cet Ethiad Stadium @BernardoCSilva https://t.co/3WmQi7jlYx— Kylian Mbappé (@KMbappe) May 26, 2017
Mbappe himself has been the subject of intense transfer speculation, with a host of Europe’s top clubs linked with making a world-record move for him.
Monaco defender Djibril Sidibe also paid tribute to the departing Portugal international, writing: “Good luck ‘chewing gum’! Proud to have played by your side.”
Bon vent “chewing-gum” ! Fier d’avoir joué à tes côtés @BernardoCSilva pic.twitter.com/95SDRhvYdY
— Djibril Sidibé (@DjibrilSidibeS3) May 26, 2017
And Monaco themselves had kind words for Silva, thanking him for his service along with posting a video of some of his best moments for the club.
Silva spent a total of three seasons with Monaco, joining initially on loan and then permanently from Benfica.
L’AS Monaco souhaite le meilleur pour la suite à @BernardoCSilva sous ses nouvelles couleurs de @ManCity ! Good luck #MerciBernardo pic.twitter.com/keCc3Csc3Z
— CHAMPIONS (@AS_Monaco) May 26, 2017
@BernardoCSilva @ManCity @BernardoCSilva à l’AS Monaco c’était ça… Bonne route “Messizinho” !!! #MerciBernardo pic.twitter.com/p1D3aNQHqC
— CHAMPIONS (@AS_Monaco) May 26, 2017
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