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Back from vacation last week after a grueling Euro, Kylian Mbappé was able to meet his new Real Madrid teammates. And clearly, the striker was able to adapt to his new environment in the blink of an eye. Smiling, excellent during training sessions, the ex-Parisian bluffed a good part of the Madrid squad according to the Iberian press in recent days.
Of course, his almost perfect command of Spanish also facilitated his integration into a new, very Spanish-speaking circle. According to The Teamthis is what partly allows Mbappé to embrace his new role as a leader without any problems, as evidenced by his latest attention to his new teammate, Joan Martinez, who suffered a serious knee injury in recent days. According to the newspaper, the Frenchman would have remained at the bedside of his 16-year-old teammate, continually asking for news of him, and giving him his intimate support.
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