Kylian Mbappé: The terrible news for Real Madrid before Liverpool

A few days before Real Madrid’s important match against Liverpool in the Champions League, Didier Deschamps, the coach of the French national team, made a worrying revelation about Kylian Mbappé.

The French striker, Kylian Mbappé, is trying to regain his strength before Real Madrid returns to competition. Absent from the ongoing FIFA international break, the former PSG player is paying the price for his poor form with Real Madrid. For four matches, the French star has not found the back of the net. Despite numerous attempts, KM9 lacks success, a situation that greatly penalises the Madrid club, especially in major encounters.

The alarming confession about Mbappé

As Carlo Ancelotti’s team, significantly weakened especially in defence, prepares to face Liverpool’s Reds on 27 November in the Champions League at Anfield – and with all Madrid fans expecting a great Kylian Mbappé to lead the team – Didier Deschamps, the coach of the French national team, confirmed the trend. Reported to be in a poor mental state by his close ones last week, the son of Fayza Lamari and Wilfried Mbappé is struggling.

According to Didier Deschamps this Sunday on the Téléfoot programme on TF1, Real Madrid’s number 9 is in a very complicated situation… The coach avoided using the word “depression” to not worsen concerns.

“Talking about depression, I don’t know, but it’s the mind that controls the legs. He is in a complicated situation. He is supposed to regain everything he has done well, even if he has been less effective in 2024,” said the French coach, who preferred to do without Kylian Mbappé.

Eagerly awaiting the return of the 2022 Mbappé

For Real Madrid, this is a worrying statement. An undisputed starter in Carlo Ancelotti’s eleven, Kylian Mbappé should contribute significantly to the team in this end of the year where important matches line up. If he does not quickly regain his mental capabilities, Real Madrid risks playing with a “broken arm” in every match… In any case, Deschamps is crossing his fingers for his player. “Regain his 2022 level? I sincerely hope so. He is going through a difficult period, but he has everything to achieve it.”

Often lively during training sessions, the Bondy native will reunite with his teammates this Monday, awaiting the return of Vinícius Júnior and Antonio Rüdiger from the November FIFA international break. Next Sunday against Leganés, we will have the opportunity to see if the captain of the French team is doing better. This match will be important for the confidence of the Madrid team before the trip to England on Wednesday to face Mohamed Salah’s Reds in the Champions League.