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Two rooms, two atmospheres. While currently torching on the other side of the Pyrenees with Real Madrid, Kylian Mbappé has to face the catastrophic situation of the Malherbe stadium in Caen.
After having invested in the Norman club with his entourage by acquiring 80% of the club's shares through his investment fund Coalition Capital, the captain of the French team is aware of the very delicate position of the club.
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Kylian Mbappé made the trip to Caen a few weeks ago.
At the edge of the National 1, Caen underwent a new defeat on Monday evening, on the lawn of Paris FC (2-4). And this umpteenth negative result could leave traces in the group. Lightning striker of the club, Alexandre Mendy spoke.
The big tackle of Mendy at the Mbappé clan
The one who had the captain's armband on Monday evening publicly castigated the management of Stade Malherbe de Caen during the last off -season. “As usual, we make mistakes, it costs us the match,” he thundered on beIN Sports. “We know that there is quality opposite. This is like our season. I speak for my part but when we start a new season not in good energy – everyone knows what happened during this transfer window for several players, that's what it gives today, we will fight to the end but we harvest that what we sow. »»
Words that refer to his personal situation. Then courted by Sunderland, Alexandre Mendy had been retained by the club's management, which had caused misunderstanding with many players in the workforce. It remains to be seen how the Mbappé clan will react. As a reminder, the Real Madrid striker went to Caen a few weeks ago to say that he still had hope in this maintenance mission.
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