Real Madrid: imbroglio with Kylian Mbappé and Endrick

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It’s now official. Since Monday, July 1st, Kylian Mbappé and Endrick are two new Real Madrid players. One arrives from Paris Saint-Germain, the other from Brazil where he shone under the colors of Palmeiras. Since then, the Madrid club has added its two new stars on the website, as part of the presentation of Carlo Ancelotti’s team. However, a slight confusion has caught the eye of the most seasoned observers…

First added with the new jersey for the 2024-25 season, through a montage, and without numbers, the two attackers then disappeared from the official Merengues website to reappear about twenty minutes later as part of the attacking line with Brahim Díaz, Vinicius and Rodrygo. On the other hand, Kepa, Kroos, Joselu and Nacho no longer appear in the Casa Blanca squad.

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