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One of the heroes of the 1998 World Cup has suggested that Kylian Mbappé will never reach the highest level in the world.
Kylian Mbappé is today one of the best footballers on the planet. There is not a shadow of doubt about that. But, does he belong to the elite of world football? To this group of football legends who have made their mark on history?
A 98 world champion had to react to this subject, in the person of Frank Leboeuf. And for him, the answer is negative. Mbappé is not of the caliber of the greatest and never will be. “No, Mbappé will never be at the level of Messi and Ronaldo who both achieved something incredible,” he declared in an interview with the fastestpayoutonlinecasino.com/ platform.
“At 56, I defend better than Mbappé”
The former Chelsea player believes that Mbappé needs to have a real competitor to have more visibility and thus leave an indelible mark on football: “The Ballon d’Or is only famous because it has become a two-person race. Personally, I don’t care about the Ballon d’Or because it’s almost insulting for a team sport, but these two players made it interesting because they are so special.
Finally, Leboeuf also spoke about Mbappé’s fault, which is to defend very rarely. In his eyes, this is not at all prohibitive for the conquest of the BO: “Messi and Ronaldo are not the best goalkeepers or defenders in the world, I could defend even better than Mbappé and I am 56 years old. »
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