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Back at a very good sporting level, Kylian Mbappé seems to have digested his complicated sporting year 2024. In addition to his troubled end with PSG then his resounding transfer to Real Madrid, including his difficulties in his debut with the Merengues, the Bondynois was also faced with some challenges with the French team. In addition to a failed Euro, the former AS Monaco player did not play in the last two meetings of the Blues. A necessarily strange situation for the one who is the captain of the Blues.
However, this Tuesday, present at a press conference on the eve of the meeting between Real Madrid and Salzburg, the 26-year-old striker broke into a long tirade to proclaim his love of the France team: “nothing is happening with the national team. France is like that and I can't change what happens there. I can't wait to go back in March; my love for the national team has not changed. But for now, I'm only thinking about Madrid. By giving the best of my football.» The message got through.
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