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Little by little, we begin to see things more clearly. This weekend, the Spanish press revealed new information on the future of the Bondynois, and more concretely on the calendar that awaits him. We thus learned that the Merengues want to announce his signing during the first week of June, and, if possible, present him immediately, before the Euro.
The objective is clear: to strike a huge media blow with a presentation equal to that of Cristiano Ronaldo at the time. The Merengues want to organize a real show to present their new star, and they will not skimp on the means. For his part, the famous journalist Carlos Carpio, one of the newspaper’s senior executives Marcamade new revelations.
Mbappé sees things big
The Bondynois would have already spoken with the French players of the club in the Spanish capital, and he would have already sent them a very clear message: “I really want to succeed, I have huge ambitions”. A very enthusiastic and ambitious message, which pleased Eduardo Camavinga and Aurelien Tchouaméni, who are unsurprisingly very happy to see their compatriot arrive.
A delusion of grandeur logically shared by the Madrid press and by the club’s fans, who already imagine themselves celebrating new major titles with the Frenchman at the helm. Kylian Mbappé will also have all the cards in hand to achieve his ultimate goal on an individual level, namely winning a Ballon d’Or. That’s all we wish for him…
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