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Last week, Movistar+ revealed an extract from the series dedicated to Luis Enrique. We see the Asturian giving a powerful speech to Kylian Mbappé, who was still his player at that time. “I read that you liked Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan grabbed all his teammates by the balls and defended like a son of a bitch. (…) You must set this example, firstly as a person and as a player, to go and press. You need to go squeeze Cubarsi. Squeeze it and come back quickly. For what ? To be a leader. You are a phenomenon, a world-class player, no doubt about it. But that’s not enough for me. A real leader is someone who can help you even if he doesn’t score. If you set an example for others by going to press, you know what we’re going to get? A damn… team machine! I want you to leave here through the front door. In attack, I have nothing to tell you. But you have to become the best player in history while defending. That’s a leader, that’s Michael Jordan. Is it good for you? Is everything clear? »
This Wednesday, Relevo was therefore interested in the captain of the Blues. Supporting figures, the Iberian media explains that the Bondynois is the Liga striker, with a minimum of 300 minutes played, who experiences the least pressure (0.63 per 90 minutes). He is far behind Rodrygo (2.42 per game) and Vinicius Jr, who has an average of 2.69. In La Liga, the captain of the Blues is dead last, he who does less well Lewandowski (1.89), Raphinha (2.03), Griezmann (2.39), Julián Alvaréz (3.45) and Lamine Yamal (3. 78). Relevo adds that Mbappé is also the player who performs the least aggressive actions in La Liga (2.51). He is far from Vinicius Jr (12.27).
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