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A former Real Madrid legend has lamented the fact that Kylian Mbappe did not step up to Vinicius to take the equalising penalty against Las Palmas this week in La Liga (1-1).
Kylian Mbappé was probably dreaming of a better start… A scorer in his first match for Real Madrid, against Atalanta in the European Super Cup, the former Parisian remained silent during the Merengue’s first three Liga matches, against Mallorca, Valladolid and Las Palmas this Thursday. A drought that is inevitably causing a lot of talk on the other side of the Pyrenees.
On the set of the famous show El Chiriguinto, Guti returned to this new draw of Carlo Ancelotti’s men, and more particularly to the new disappointing performance of Kylian Mbappé. For the former midfielder of the White House, the captain of the Blues lacked character against Vinicius, in particular at the time of the penalty whistled in favor of Real.
“Mbappé could have had a different reaction”
” Mbappé could have had a different reaction. At Real Madrid, no one would have taken that penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo, even if he had only been there for fifteen days. That’s what I think “, confided Guti, who would have liked a penaltygate between Kyk’s and Vini. And this even if the kid from Bondy does not ” don’t pull it in the end “.
Already heavily criticized by the Spanish media, Kylian Mbappé will once again be expected to deliver this Sunday evening, against Betis Seville. And in the event of another poor performance from the Frenchman, there is no doubt that the Iberian press will be even more virulent towards him.
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