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Following Real Madrid’s match in Mallorca on Sunday, Kylian Mbappé took two days off with his Brazilian teammates Vinicius and Rodrygo on an impressive boat.
Kylian Mbappé can already breathe. After his big debut with Real Madrid, last Wednesday in Poland, for the European Super Cup won by the Merengues, with a first goal to the key, then a trip to Mallorca in the opening of the Liga, for a match that is controversial, the new star of the Casa Blanca took advantage of two days of leave given by Carlo Ancelotti. He followed his Brazilian compatriots Vinicius and Rodrygo on a yacht docked in Marbella, in the South of the country.
The new Madrid number 9 can thus tame a little more “Vini”, the other star player of the team (with Jude Bellingham). And Rodrygo, if his entourage is exasperated by the media attention focused on Mbappé, Vinicius and Bellingham, is part of it. They thus spent good time on a yacht that rents for 15,000 euros per day, according to The Desmarque. In addition to offering luxury lounges and bedrooms, the magnificent boat has a huge slide starting from the top floor!
Mbappé expected at the Bernabéu on Sunday
After this passage off the coast of Marbella, emblematic seaside resort of Andalusia, the three Madrid players will return to training in the Spanish capital on Wednesday, in order to prepare for a second league match against Valladolid, Sunday (5 p.m.). For the first time of the prodigy from Bondy in his new lair of Santiago-Bernabéu (one month after his XXL presentation worthy of a certain Cristiano Ronaldo).
Mbappé’s performance in Mallorca last Sunday is therefore controversial. The 25-year-old started strongly, with some acceleration, before fading away and being unable to play in the small spaces with his teammates, hindering Vinicius by moving to the left. He was even at fault for the Balearic team’s equalizer from a corner, by letting Vedat Muriqi, a 1.94m tall scorer, off the mark. So the start was mixed…
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