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For the new issue of her show 24h de Boulleau on Canal+, Laure Boulleau immersed herself in the daily life of Losc, led by Bruno Genesio in Ligue 1 and the Champions League (3rd in the league after 18 days, 8th out of 36 after 6 matches). The star consultant of Channel Football Club is thus welcomed by the coach of the Dogues at the training center, at the Domaine de Luchin, and also discovers the Lille locker room thanks to Rémy Cabella, one of the team's executives (34 years old) and particularly friendly, particularly with 'Ethan Mbappé.
Laure Boulleau thus comes to the news of Kylian Mbappé's little brother, in the rehabilitation phase after his rupture of a quadriceps on October 2 (just before the LDC match against Real Madrid). “She works at Canal+”launches the 18-year-old midfielder (since December 29, 2024) to Rémy Cabella, who then launches a scathing: “but you’re a physical trainer, right? ». Embarrassed, the player trained at PSG only replied one ” anything ! ».
Laure Boulleau flies to the aid of Ethan Mbappé
The young Mbappé was then defended by Laure Boulleau against Cabella. “There, he is in a real club, he came to a real club”launched Corsica through Montpellier and OM. Intervention of the former left side of the Rouge et Bleu: “so here you are taking a shot at PSG and it’s free, I can’t, it’s PSG”. Cabella then took up Kylian Mbappé's comments to tell Ethan: “PSG is your Real Madrid but it’s not me who said it”. Before, finally, making fun of his slightly nasal voice (like his big brother).
Arriving free last summer in the North, after participating in five matches with his training club in western Paris, Ethan Mbappé benefited from playing time with Genesio. He started on the second day of the championship against Angers on August 24. He then continued with a debut in the UCL (against Slavia Prague), before experiencing a first muscle problem and seriously injuring his thigh when entering Le Havre on September 28. Since then, he has missed 19 Losc matches.
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