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After having avoided press conferences several times during the last gatherings of the France team, Kylian Mbappé (25 years old) did not hide this time. Before facing Germany tomorrow at Groupama Stadium, the captain of the Blues answered questions from journalists, which mainly revolved around his future. But KM7 dribbled past everyone. On the other hand, he agreed to speak about his two club and national teammates, Randal Kolo Muani and Ousmane Dembélé.
“For Randal, he’s someone who doesn’t have a great career in the Blues, he didn’t arrive long ago. He begins to settle permanently in the group, he makes his mark. I think he has the confidence of the whole group. Ousmane is a talent and a special player. This year, I think he has found a certain rhythm and if he continues to build on his last club performances. He will manage to be good in elections even if they are two different contexts. But he has the talent and personality to win in the Blues.” His teammates will appreciate it.
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