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Kylian Mbappé must have had a rather pleasant end-of-year celebration. After several complicated weeks and rather mediocre performances in certain big matches of this first part of the season, the Bondynois got his cherry back in December, with 5 goals and 2 assists in this last month of 2024. He even been voted player of the month for December by Merengue fans.
Even if the Bondynois knows that it is especially during major European events that he will be expected around the corner, everything is going better for him therefore, and this winter break has been more peaceful than it would have been if he had not had not performed in December. And on Tuesday, for the last training of the year in Madrid, he spoke and revealed the club’s objectives for 2025.
XXL ambitions
“We couldn’t have finished this year better than being surrounded by supporters. It’s good to feel their love to face this second part of the season. The goal is to be stronger and happier in 2025. When you play for Real Madrid, you have to fight for all the titles and make your fans happy. We want to write our history and write the great history of Real Madrid. Now there is the Spanish Super Cup and we will work to win it. We also want La Liga and the Champions League”launched the Frenchman in comments reported by the club’s official media.
Even if he did not mention his individual and personal ambitions, needless to say that the international tricolor will try to live as prolific a 2025 as possible in order to obtain this 2025 Ballon d’Or. This is partly to This is why he decided to join Madrid and he knows that in the Spanish capital, everyone is behind him…
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