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After visiting Cameroon, Kylian Mbappé will take a trip to Algeria during his next summer vacation.
A few months ago, Kylian Mbappé pleased his father Wilfried by going to Cameroon. Next summer, he will make his mother smile by going to Algeria.
Indeed, according to the media ObservAlgeria, The PSG striker plans to visit his mother's home country at the end of July next year. This will be at the end of his participation in the Euro with the French team and possibly before the Paris Olympic Games. He will stay two days and visit Algiers and Bejaia.
Mbappé has three projects in Algeria
Fayza Lamari cleared the ground this week by going to her hometown. With local authorities, she discussed the conditions for her son's arrival, with the development of a very strict protocol.
Mbappé will finance three sports projects, namely neighborhood stadiums in the Pharaon commune in Bejaia, and a craft house for the benefit of women staying at home. It will also help disadvantaged children.
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