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A central figure in Ligue 1, Kylian Mbappé continues to fuel debate during his final months in France.
If he has tormented his opponents in Ligue 1 since his resounding emergence with Monaco in 2017, Kylian Mbappé also has the particularity of knowing a large number of his opponents. Having passed through INF Clairefontaine, the Bondy prodigy met several players from the French championship in the prestigious academy.
Among Kylian Mbappé's acquaintances is Arnaud Nordin. The two men met again this Sunday for the Ligue 1 match between the French champion and Montpellier. And the 2018 world champion certainly did not miss the little confidence from the Montpellier native.
The funny nickname given to Mbappé
Asked to comment on his memories with Mbappé, Nordin revealed the nickname given to the attacker.“At the time of the INF, we all had a nickname. For me it was 'coconut' because of the shape of my head and Kylian 'peanut' for the same reasons. confided Nordin in comments given to the newspaper THE Parisian.
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