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Sunday, Sexta will broadcast the first interview of Kylian Mbappé (26 years old) for a Spanish media since his arrival in Real Madrid. The Frenchman chose to respond to journalist Ana Pastor. The latter obviously keeps a wonderful memory of his meeting with the former PSG player as she entrusted to Marca. “He is one of the smartest guys I have interviewed in recent years. And not only among footballers, I generally speak. He does not back down before any questions; It takes up and argued. He has his own opinion and does not hesitate to share it. He is very mature for a young man of 25 (he has 26, editor's note). He does not dodge any questions, he gets involved and does it with arguments. ”
The journalist continues: “It lowers the tone a little, saying that French and Spanish are similar … but spending an entire hour talking about all kinds of subjects in another language is not so easy. I had no prejudice against him, but I admit that he pleasantly surprised me. He is charming and has a great sense of humor. (…) He just wants to be seen as a normal person. ” She then mentioned the role of Fayza Lamari, the footballer's mother. “A key figure in his life, widely criticized during the signature process, but also very present in important decisions”admitted the journalist who interviewed the player at the Santiago-Bernabéu. An interview that will allow you to discover a face “More human” of the player.
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