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A Mbappé all smiles. Released. Certainly, it was Luxembourg opposite, a rival at a level much lower than those that Kylian Mbappé is used to facing, and much less powerful than those he will face at the Euro. But fans of the striker will have appreciated seeing him at this level, he who finished the match with a goal and two assists on the clock.
An encouraging performance before this Euro 2024 on German soil, where France and Didier Deschamps will need a great Mbappé to go as far as possible in the competition. Obviously, his performance was also followed very closely by Madrid, just a few days after the confirmation of his signing with the club in the Spanish capital. And the good performance of the Bondynois, also elected player of the match by our editorial staff, logically pleased the Madrid media.
He delighted Madrid
“Mbappé celebrates signing for Real Madrid with a goal and two assists”title for example Marca. “In his first match as a Madrilenian he scored and won. (…) His first goal as a madridista. Others will come during the Euro, before setting foot on the Bernabéu”adds the media, which indicates that “Hurricane Mbappé shook Metz”. The other big Madrid publication, A.S.was ignited in several articles published on his site. “The first action as a Madrilenian. Enjoy, madridistas, that’s Mbappé”headlines the media in an article on Kolo Muani’s goal.
“For Mbappé, there are no friendly matches, and for Deschamps who really wants it for the Euro, neither. (…) Mbappé was the architect of the victory with a goal and an assist”adds A.S. in another article published on his site. We still remind you that, until the very end of June, Mbappé is still a PSG player…
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