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At the time of Kylian Mbappé’s arrival, Neymar reportedly warned the Brazilians at Real Madrid about the Bondy player’s behavior.
This is one of the themes of the week for Cyril Hanouna. After discussing Kylian Mbappé’s situation in the French team and his conflicting relations with Paris Saint-Germain, the presenter of Touche Pas à Mon Poste once again pointed out a problem concerning the Bondynois, which dates back to his arrival at Real Madrid.
Among the Merengues, it is the important Brazilian colony which would have been warned against the French international by a certain Neymar. “There are a lot of Brazilians at Real Madrid, explained Cyril Hanouna on Europe 1 on Friday. And the Brazilians, who are they friends with? They are friends with Neymar. Neymar and Mbappé, it has always been war. So Neymar wrote a paper about Mbappé to the other Brazilians, he told them that it was catastrophic to play with him, that it was hell, etc.
Brazilians ganged up against Mbappé?
“What are we afraid of? It’s that the Brazilians will gang up on Mbappé if he plays badly. There’s Rodrygo, there’s Vinicius…”added Cyril Hanouna, who was relayed by Gilles Verdez, who also appears on Europe 1 and TPMP. “Let’s imagine that Rodrygo is pushed to the bench by Mbappé, how will his great friend Vinicius react?”wondered the former journalist from Le Parisien.
For the moment, and even if Mbappé’s debut at Real is far from perfect, no tension has appeared between the Bondy player and Vinicius Jr, and we can trust the Spanish press to “exploit” the slightest subject of this kind. Their relationship is currently quite sketchy, but the two men shared the two penalties obtained by their team, without clashes. Rodrygo, on his side, seems to be having a hard time with the promotion of the new trio where Mbappé takes his place alongside Vinicius and Bellingham. But the Brazilian winger seems to be more angry with the media who forget him than with Mbappé himself.
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