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3 weeks ago
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Kylian Mbappé’s adaptation to Madrid has been quite successful. There is still a lot of room for improvement on the sporting level of course, since everyone knows that the Bondy player, himself first, can do better. If he already has a decent statistic line – 4 goals in 6 games – he still needs to do better in terms of participation in the game and his understanding with his teammates. Which does not prevent the Spanish press from praising him after his match against Real Sociedad, where he was elected man of the match.
At the same time, we learn a little more about the behind the scenes of his first weeks in the Spanish capital, which we had already given you many details about earlier this week. Above all, he is a player who keeps a low profile, as indicated AS. If some of his behaviors caused problems in the French team during the break, he is unanimous among his new club partners, with whom he shows humility and discretion.
He appreciates his partners, but also his superiors.
AS even indicates that he was relieved by his departure from Les Bleus and his return to Madrid, which he considers his home. In recent months, however, it was the opposite: the EDF served as a refuge and haven of peace in a complicated context at Paris Saint-Germain. Clearly, Mbappé is like a fish in water in Madrid, both in his private and professional life. He also greatly appreciated the attitude of his management and the technical staff, who defended him during the first criticisms received at the very beginning of the season.
Which clearly motivates him to try to surpass himself and give his all for his new team. He is unsurprisingly close to the French group, composed of Eduardo Camavinga, Aurélien Tchouameni and Ferland Mendy, but not only that. Brahim Diaz is thus his best friend in the dressing room of the reigning European champion, and overall, he gets on well with everyone. Let’s hope it lasts!
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