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“I'm 2 goals from the first season of Cristiano?” Even if I score more goals, that doesn't mean I'm bigger, it's just figures. But I feel good, 2025 will be a very happy new year collectively, as on a personal level ”. Such were the words of Kylian Mbappé, Saturday evening, after his double against Villarreal which allowed the Merengues to win 2-1 on the lawn of the yellow submarine.
It must be said that Bondynois had things to prove after its two fairly mediocre performances against Atlético de Madrid in the Champions League. On the lawn of one of the best Liga teams, the former Parisian therefore made the powder speak and temporarily silence his critics, allowing his team to temporarily seize the leader's place.
Mbappé did not hide his emotions against Villarreal
Since then, some media have made revelations about what is happening in the locker room for Le Bondynois, and on what happened yesterday north of Valence. The team Indicates that French was very annoyed by Vinicius Junior, entered at the time of play. He did not hesitate to show it on certain actions, where the Brazilian did not want or failed to serve him. And this when in recent weeks, the Spanish press has already mentioned a relationship far from ideal between the two offensive stars of this Real Madrid, the bad understanding of the two players even causing internal worries.
And that's not all since against Villarreal, a new player seemed to seriously annoy the Bondynois. As reported by Cadena SerMbappé was very upset against Arda Güler, during and after the meeting. For example, he showed it on this action at the very end of the match, when the Turkish nugget preferred to shoot in the direction of the goal rather than serving it behind, with a gesture of rage not at all hidden. And unlike his conflict with Vinicius Jr where the press is rather neutral, the Spanish media agreed to Mbappé, clearly criticizing the performance of the Turk yesterday. Good atmosphere …
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