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Successful debut for Mbappé. Earlier this week, the French striker made his debut in the Merengue jersey, finishing the match with a goal and a new title to his name. It was not his best match in the game and we feel that he logically still lacks automatisms with his partners, but the Madrid media clearly considered his debut as positive and encouraging for the future.
Tonight, Real Madrid begins its defense of the Liga title with a match in Mallorca. A clash that promises to be tense, especially because of the reunion between Maffeo and Vinicius Jr. But it is especially the Frenchman who is expected. His comments estimating that he could reach 50 goals this season if he set himself this objective are for example the front page of the newspaper’s website AS. “With Real Madrid, he has already scored one. And he promises more, many more.”explains the media, which adds that the Bondynois wants to follow in the footsteps of his idol Cristiano Ronaldo.
The media wants goals!
“Mbappé’s League”explains the newspaper on the front page of its paper edition. “The Frenchman starts in La Liga against Mallorca, Real Madrid’s bête noire in recent seasons, with huge expectations “, adds the Madrid sports daily. The latter does not fail to point out that in 2024, he is already the top scorer in the five major European championships with 24 goals and that he hopes to increase this total this evening.
For its part, the daily Brand also puts Mbappé on the front page of his newspaper. “Mbappé, facing the most anticipated debut in La Liga”headlines the newspaper with a photo of the Frenchman smiling in training. In its inside pages, the media outlet takes stock of the scorers of the first days of La Liga with Real Madrid. Brand hopes that Mbappé can do as well as the legend and honorary president of the club, Pirri, who scored five times in the first days of La Liga. The media also cites Raul and Karim Benzema, who have remained at four first days of La Liga with at least one goal. See you tonight…
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