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A priori, Kylian Mbappé and Real Madrid do not really have to worry in the race for the La Liga title…
With a title won and a goal scored in his first match against Atalanta Bergamo, in the UEFA Super Cup, Kylian Mbappé has started his adventure at Real Madrid rather well. And if his two following outings in La Liga, against Mallorca and Valladolid, were less convincing, the French striker has nothing to worry about: his list of achievements should be enriched this season.
This is in any case the conclusion ofOptawhose artificial intelligence has given its verdict on the future winner of the championship. According to this analysis, the next champion of Spain is (almost) beyond doubt since the Merengues have a 76.8% chance of retaining their crown. A conclusion that seems logical given the wealth of the White House’s squad.
Kylian Mbappé still silent in La Liga
Unsurprisingly, Real Madrid’s two main competitors in the title race will be FC Barcelona and Atlético, who have 19.6% and 2.7% chances of winning respectively. Bad news for Antoine Griezmann, even if, with the recruitment they have made, the Colchoneros may not be so easy to maneuver this year…
For the moment, Villarreal are leading the way with 7 points from three matches, ahead of Celta Vigo (6 points). But the three big favourites have only played two matches and Barça, with two wins under their belt, will take sole control if they win against Rayo Vallecano. Kylian Mbappé will try to unlock his Liga tally against Las Palmas on Thursday evening.
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