the reaction of captain Kylian Mbappé after the trip of the Blues against the Netherlands

Kylian Mbappé has again entered another dimension. After the international retirement of the captain of the France team, Hugo Lloris, and that of the vice-captain, Raphaël Varane, Didier Deschamps has decided to entrust the armband to Kylian Mbappé. At the age of 24, the PSG striker passed Antoine Griezmann (32) in the eyes of the tricolor coach, which also caused mayhem internally.

In a pre-match press conference, the Bondynois first extinguished the fire and clarified things about it. This Friday, for France’s first match in the Euro 2024 qualifiers, Kylian Mbappé was present on the pitch, scoring twice and delivering an assist to Antoine Griezmann during the big victory for his team against the Netherlands (4-0). The new French captain stopped at the microphone of TF1just after the final whistle, to analyze it all.

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” The first steps are successful “, welcomes Mbappé

” It’s great, we didn’t want to concede goals so that everyone would be happyfirst underlined the 2018 world champion, preferring to emphasize the defensive aspect dear to Mike Maignan. It was important for Mike (Maignan) not to take a goal, for his first as n°1 in goals, to start with a clean sheet. We are super happy, we hope it will give him a lot of confidence. “And Mbappé to continue, as a boss.

” Yes, it is a successful recovery. We prepared with the idea of ​​not disappointing our public for this first match here since the World Cup. We wanted to be in line with what we did at the World Cup, except for the final. The first steps are successful, now everything remains to be done in the group. My first as captain? Normal, I continue to do my job, to help the team, to be decisive and to make a difference. I try to take the others with me, it’s a good start, but we mustn’t get carried away, the hardest part is yet to be done. This is crystal clear for the new leader of this French team vice-world champion with XXL ambitions still intact.