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Kylian Mbappé’s debut at Real Madrid was not easy. He was criticized by supporters and the media during his first months at the Santiago Bernabeu, who perceived that he had not contributed enough.
If things aren’t going well outside the bubble, they couldn’t be going better at Real Madrid. Mbappé is adored by his teammates, as Federico Valverde told France Football (via Diario AS). The Uruguayan superstar also took the opportunity to criticize those who called Mbappé a disruptive figure.
Valverde appreciates Mbappé
“We all know what kind of player he is, he is one of the best in the world. I think that today, being able to have him here is an immense satisfaction, a joy to share the field with him. He stands out in every game, in every practice. He is a high level player. Thank God we can have him with us, I can enjoy him and my family too, my children can see him.
“And as a person, he’s incredible. He silenced a lot of people. It was said that when he arrived there would be a lot of conflict, I don’t know what… He silenced all that, all those rumors and showed that he was a spectacular person. »
It is clear that Mbappé will be a fantastic player for Real Madrid. Adapting to Spanish football is not easy and it will take time for him to get back to his best level. Fortunately, there won’t be any pressure from inside, which will help a lot.
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